Hey guys! Welcome to the first of a long string of flights aboard American Airlines. After an amazing experience flying aboard the 2nd to last Delta MD88 and touring DL90 from the inside, DL88 from the ramp, and seeing so many aviation enthusiasts at ATL, it was time to start heading back...first with this quick flight over to Charlotte, NC aboard an American Eagle CRJ900. From the hard product and service perspective, it's actually not that bad and I quite enjoy flying aboard AA's newer CRJ900s. The seats and legroom are good, WiFi and free IFE is provided, & in seat universal power outlets and USB ports are located in between every seat. The FAs and pilots were also very nice onboard and worked an on time departure/arrival with great scenery. However, the thing you'll routinely see me criticizing AA about is their handling of COVID19 which is one of the worst in the industry. They basically did nothing on this flight to ensure social distancing, even if they try to enforce it at the very end (which makes no sense). American has gotten so bare bones that they won't even provide you with a snack/drink bag if your flight is under 2 hours. Anyway, hope you guys enjoy this flight from a Delta hub to an American hub!

Flight Info:

Airline: American Eagle (PSA Airlines)
Aircraft/Registration: Bombardier CRJ900LR (N606NN)
Seat: 22A
Flight Time: 49 min
Flight #: AA 5340
Takeoff: HartsfieldJackson Atlanta International Airport
Landing: Charlotte Douglas International Airport
Filmed: June 2020

Camera(s) Used: Canon Powershot G7X Mark II

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