American Airlines Flight 780 left Philadelphia International Airport on Monday en route to Naples, Italy, but it was diverted ...

An American Airlines flight from the U.S. to Naples, Italy, was diverted on to Rome on June 2 ‘due to operational limitations,’ a spokesperson confirmed to PEOPLE. Passengers then boarded a bus in ...

As Business Insider explained, American Airlines typically flies a 787-8 to Naples, which is small enough to land at an airport with a Category 8 RFFS. However, this time, American flew a 787-9, which ...

A Naples-bound American Airlines flight was forced to reroute some 140 miles away because it was too big for the runway -- forcing passengers to take a three-hour bus ride to their final destination.

Every evening at 20:15, American Airlines Flight 180 will depart from Chicago O'Hare, and it will touch down in Naples the following day at 12:45 after an overnight journey.

Unbelievable reason American Airlines flight to Naples was forced to divert 140 miles away from its destination. By JAMES GORDON FOR DAILYMAIL.COM. Published: 20:54 EDT, 9 June 2025 | Updated: 20: ...

A European airport refused to allow a Boeing 787 carrying over 200 people at the end of an eight-hour flight for a very ...

Passengers aboard an American Airlines flight to Naples, Italy, had to be bused over 140 miles to their destination from Rome because their plane was seemingly too big to land in Naples.

American Airlines passengers had to take a bus more than 140 miles to Naples, Italy after their flight was diverted to Rome on June 2.

American Airlines flight 780 departed Philadelphia at 7:42 p.m. and was slated to land in Naples, Italy, at 10 a.m. local time on Tuesday after the transatlantic flight. However, that's not what ...