
| Date | From | To | Departure | Arrival | Status | |
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| Sep 19 | ORD | CMH | 07:11 | 09:46 |
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American Airlines Flight AA3414 connects Chicago, United States to Columbus, United States, taking off from Chicago O'Hare International Airport ORD and landing at Port Columbus International Airport CMH.
How many AA3414 flights are operated per week?
1 flight per week. The flight AA3414 is operated on Saturday.
What is the On-Time Performance (OTP) of American Airlines Flight AA3414 Chicago to Columbus?
The Airportia On-Time Performance Rating for American Airlines Flight AA3414 is 5/5 stars. This metric is calculated using data from the past 10 flights.
When was the latest AA3414 flight?
The latest flight was scheduled for Saturday, September 19th, 2026 but was cancelled.
How else can the flight AA3414 be referenced as?
This American Airlines flight can also be referenced as AAL3414, AA 3414, AAL 3414.
How often is flight AA3414 delayed?
On average, 0% of all AA3414 flights are delayed. The average delay is 0 minutes.
Can I get compensation for my delayed or cancelled AA3414 flight or baggage issues?
If your AA3414 flight was cancelled, delayed, or if you experienced baggage issues such as delayed, damaged, or lost bags, you may be entitled to compensation. Compensation amounts and eligibility depend on various regulations, including EC 261/2004, UK261, CA Montreal Convention, US GoodWill, BR-ANAC, SA-GACA and TK-SHY.
See our AA3414 Flight Tracker above for more details.
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Other flights departing from Chicago ORD: MQ3414, F92205, UA1881, YX3536
Other flights arriving at Columbus CMH: WN2781, OO3885, YV4004, MQ3414
All flights connecting Chicago ORD to Columbus CMH.
