Flight Information AA94 American Airlines: New York

American Airlines AA94 / AAL94

New York — Madrid

John F Kennedy International Airport (JFK)		Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD)
Usual departure time		Usual arrival time
18:55		08:10

* Local time. Operating days: daily. Usual times and days are based on observations in 2017–2021. The schedule may have changed.

Flight status AA94

Flight American Airlines AA94 (New York — Madrid) performed from airport John F Kennedy International Airport (JFK), to the airport Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD). The flight is operated by airplanes of aircraft family Boeing 767-300. Flight distance is 5762 km / 3109 miles, and average flight time is 7 h. 15 min..

Cheap Flights Calendar New York — Madrid

Types of aircraft carrying out the flight AA94 American Airlines: New York — Madrid

Boeing 767-300

100%

Registration numbers:

N344AN, N342AN, N393AN, N389AA, N384AA, N395AN, N350AN, N343AN, N348AN

This section contains information about the types of aircraft and flight numbers that perform the flight. Based on observations in 2017–2021.

Other flights along the route New York — Madrid

Flight No.	Departure time*	Arrival time*	Aircraft
UX92	22:05	11:20	Boeing 787-800
RJ7691	18:55	08:10	Boeing 777-200
AY4008	18:55	08:10	Boeing 777-200
LY8004	18:55	08:10	Boeing 777-200
BA1566	18:55	08:10	Boeing 777-200
DL6744	23:05	12:25	Boeing 787-900
AF3571	19:25	08:50	Airbus А330-300
DL126	19:30	09:00	Boeing 767-300
KL6126	19:30	09:00	Boeing 767-300
AF3679	19:30	09:00	Boeing 767-300
UX3392	19:30	09:00	Boeing 767-300
AY5656	22:00	11:15	Airbus А330-300
BA4268	22:00	11:15	Airbus А330-300
IB6252	22:00	11:15	Airbus А330
BA4270	22:00	11:15	Airbus А330-300

* Local time

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Boeing 777-200

LY8004

IB4000

AY4008

RJ7691

BA1566

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[JFK] John F Kennedy International Airport