American Airlines Restores Operations to Haiti with Daily Nonstop Service to Cap-Haïtien. U.S. carrier American Airlines has inaugurated a daily nonstop scheduled service linking Miami International Airport (MIA) with Cap-Haïtien (CAP), officially marking the airline’s return to Haiti. The service is operated with Boeing 737 aircraft, providing passenger connectivity from the northern Haitian city to over 90 domestic U.S. destinations via the carrier’s Miami gateway. This network expansion brings American Airlines to 100 destinations across Latin America and the Caribbean, coinciding with the company’s 100th anniversary of commercial operations.
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The inaugural flight was operated by an all-Haitian, Creole-speaking flight and cabin crew commanded by Captain Oliver Jean. José A. Freig, Vice President of International Operations at American Airlines, highlighted that returning to Haiti strengthens vital family and economic links for the extensive diaspora community residing across South Florida and the wider Caribbean basin.
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The route further solidifies American’s primary international hub in Miami, where it coordinates over 410 daily departures during peak periods to 170 destinations across 46 countries, complemented by current upgrades throughout Terminal D and premium passenger facilities. Concurrently, the carrier is advancing its regional presence across Venezuela: having previously restored services to Caracas and Maracaibo, American confirmed it will begin scheduled flights to Barcelona, Anzoátegui, starting January 15, 2027.
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