Full Flight: American Airlines A319 Miami to Nashville (MIA-BNA)

Hey guys! After a pretty awful experience on my previous flight aboard American, my expectations were at floor level going forward. So, naturally this flight was much better than the last. In this video, I flew aboard an American A319 equipped with their newest hard product on the aircraft type up to Nashville, Tennessee from Miami, Florida. While the seats aren't as good as some other airlines, they are pretty good for American's standards with adjustable headrests and fairly comfortable padding. There were universal power outlets, IFE touchscreens, USB ports, and headphone jacks at every seat which was nice. The crew, both on the ground and on the plane, were very nice and informative, but I couldn't help but notice that the FAs didn't have much to do besides collecting trash and a few announcements...since American cut their food/beverage service on flights under 2 hours. This I think is pretty unnecessary on their part, especially because basically all other airlines are doing it. Just shows how cheap American is. And when it comes to COVID-19, American is absolutely one of the worst in the country when handling safety precautions, as I say in the video. Really is quite a shame the direction the world's largest airline is going in. Besides these things, the flight departed & arrived on time and the scenery was just awesome. This flight alone I can look past all the negatives because of the gorgeous sunset, but American still is one of my least favorite airlines. Hope you guys enjoy!

Flight Info:

Airline: American Airlines
Aircraft/Registration: Airbus A319 (N9006)
Seat: 15A
Flight Time: 1 hr 53 min
Flight #: AA 2833
Takeoff: Miami International Airport
Landing: Nashville International Airport
Filmed: June 2020

Camera(s) Used: Canon Powershot G7X Mark II

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