Fly America compliant itineraries only

I need to follow the Fly America Act to book upcoming international travel.

Is there a way to specifically search for compliant itineraries through ITA Flight Matrix? Other suggestions?

Best Answer

ITA allows you to specify the list of airlines to consider, like Destination airport: IAD :: UA,AA,DL

There is - as far as I know - no way to specify ‘Fly American’ directly, but once you collect the airlines codes in a string, you can save this string in a text file and reuse it every time.

See for example https://www.travelcodex.com/advanced-routing-language-in-ita/ for an explanation with examples.

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