If your itinerary contains international flights, it is the sole responsibility of each passenger in the itinerary to have the proper documents for entry/re-entry into a country. To obtain documentation requirements, contact the embassy or consulate of all countries involved in your itinerary, including all countries in which you may be transiting. You can also contact your international carrier(s) for further information on documentation requirements, embargoes, travel advisories and/or additional requirements that may apply to the country or countries in your itinerary. Passengers will need to present Itinerary and Receipt (I & R) to an immigration officer upon request.

Some fares purchased on AAdvantage participating airlines are not eligible for mileage accrual. View eligible booking codes and mileage accrual rates by airlines at www.aa.com/participantairlines.

American Airlines will restrict boarding pass issuance when any uncollected Change Fees involving an itinerary change exist. To avoid any inconvenience to you, we encourage you to satisfy Change Fee collection with Reservations or your travel agent at the time the itinerary change is made.

To expedite check-in, gate locations at airports will accept credit cards only. Passengers with Electronic tickets on international flights will need to present the Itinerary and Receipt (I & R) to an immigration officer upon request. If your I & R are not received by mail or post prior to departure, you will need to request one in person at the ticket counter.

Many common items used every day in the home or workplace may be considered dangerous when transported in baggage by air. You must declare your dangerous goods to the airline. Failure to do so violates U.S. Federal Law.