American One Airways

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IATA: AO ICAO: AMO CALLSIGN: BALD EAGLE

American One Airways, (stylized as AmericanONE) is an airline in the United States owned by American One Group, based out of Atlanta, Georgia. AmericanONE was founded in 1986, where it operated an only Boeing fleet with only one hub in Austin. AmericanONE mergered with Trans American Airlines in August 2019.

Hub

AmericanONE currently only has three hubs:

• Atlanta - Headquarters and main hub of AmericanONE. Serves as the main gateway for connecting traffic through Latin America and the Caribbean, and secondary gateway to transatlantic traffic. AmericanONE has about 30% market share, making it the largest airline based in Atlanta.
  
• Austin - Serves as the main gateway for Mexico and secondary gateway for Latin American traffic. AmericanONE has about 10% market share, making it the airport's second largest airline.
  
• New York- JFK - AmericanONE's main transatlantic hub.
  

Destinations
AmericanONE currently operates the following destinations out of its Atlanta hub:

U.S. MAINLAND DOMESTIC ROUTES OUT OF ATL

U.S. MAINLAND DOMESTIC ROUTES OUT OF JFK & OTHER

CENTRAL AMERICAN & CARIBBEAN ROUTES OUT OF ATL

SOUTH AMERICAN ROUTES

EUROPEAN ROUTES OUT OF ATL & JFK

Rewards Program
AmericanONE'S frequent-flyer program is called AmericanONE Miles  that offer reward points (miles) on every AmericanONE flight. AmericanONE is one of the few US airlines where our miles do not expire. Miles can be redeemed to purchase tickets, rent a car, rent a hotel room, merchandise or upgrade your ticket. 

Fleet

On September 17, 2019, AmericanONE finalized its merger with transAmerican and inherited all its airbus aircraft, making it the first time an airbus aircraft has ever flied with an AmericanONE branding.

On September 21, AmericanONE leased all its Airbus A319 to United Airlines.

Rumors of AmericanONE backtracking from its decision to remain a mixed fleet carrier started to after the airline pushed back all of its A220 orders until December 2019, canceling 10 A220 and 13 A320neo orders, and removing the A319 from the fleet.

As of September 21, 2019, AmericanONE's fleet consists of the following aircraft:

Livery

With the merger of AmericanONE and transAmerican, AmericanONE CEO wanted to incorporate a new identity that stayed true to both of the airline's origin. A decision was made to keep the bald eagle and the red, removing the american flag from the old AmericanONE's design and adding blue. A survey was conducted among AmericanONE employees and the new livery was picked, offering a more modern and eurowhite look to the livery.

Current AmericanONE Livery (Made by Zorton)

Special Liveries 

Some AmericanONE aircraft feature a special livery or special decal.

"Trans American Retro" 

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Arrival of Boeing 757-200 Aircraft
December 1, 2018

Trans American will now be operating the Boeing 757-200 aircraft. This aircraft will assist the Airbus A321neo on completing its missions and expanding our network. The aircraft will arrive from multiple former operators of the aircraft and will remain active in our fleet until more Airbus A321neo arrives. The first aircraft, N750NW was a former Delta/Northwest 757-operated aircraft. The plane will be reconfigured into matching Trans American cabin configuration.

Our Boeing 757-200 will have 144 Economy Seats, 30 Trans American Comfort® Seats and 16 Trans Business® Seats.

The Boeing 757-200 will arrive on December 5, 2018, and will be put into service on December 9, 2018, where it will operate the new Atlanta - Montreal and Atlanta-Panama City route.

From:
Trans American Corporate Communications

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Arrival of Airbus A320neo
December 3, 2018

Trans American first Airbus A320neo aircraft, one out of 15, arrived at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport at 9:50 a.m. The aircraft was greeted with senior staff and airport operators to commemorate the new aircraft into Trans American's growing fleet.

Starting December 17, 2018, Trans American A320neo will be placed into service, operating short and medium-haul routes and new routes to Florida - which will be announced soon. Trans American expects to receive 3 more before 2018 is over, with deliveries carrying us to receive new aircraft until 2020.