American Airlines Keeps South America in Airbus A321XLR Plans
The carrier expects to use its long-range narrowbody on eight- to 10-hour South American missions as its fleet gains scale.
Porto de Moz (IATA: PTQ, ICAO: SNMZ) is an airport in Brazil. Coordinates: 1.74°S, 52.24°W, local time in the America/Belem zone. FlyMag has published 5 articles covering Porto de Moz.
| Airport Name | Porto de Moz |
|---|---|
| IATA Code | PTQ |
| ICAO Code | SNMZ |
| Country | Brazil (BR) |
| Timezone | America/Belem |
| GMT Offset | -3 |
| Latitude | -1.738889 |
| Longitude | -52.244446 |
| City IATA Code | PTQ |
The carrier expects to use its long-range narrowbody on eight- to 10-hour South American missions as its fleet gains scale.
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