international · 3h 40m · 2,598 km

Miami to Bogota

American is your only nonstop · 3 cabins reviewed

American is the only carrier offering business class on this route, scoring 6.3/10.American is the only carrier offering premium economy on this route, scoring 4.4/10.

How we score → Last updated June 2026

Quick pick

Best economy:close call

Fly American. It has free Wi-Fi (paid on American).

If prices are similar, go with this one.

Airlines label their premium cabin differently on this route. Americanflies First Class (recliner). Americanflies Business Class (lie-flat). Check both tabs to compare all options.
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Flagship BusinessAmerican · Boeing 787-8 · 2014 cabin
Lie-flat · 1-2-1 · 77" pitch · Paid Wi-FiAvg. reliabilityPoints: Citi TYP
6.3
Good
Seat 6.5·Amenity 6.0

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Data verified June 2026

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AmericanFlagship Business · 787-8
6.3/10

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Route insights

  • American is the only carrier offering business class on this route, scoring 6.3/10.
  • American is the only carrier offering premium economy on this route, scoring 4.4/10.
  • In economy, American's Main Cabin (737-MAX-8) edges out the field with a 4.1/10.
  • American is the only carrier offering first class on this route, scoring 2.8/10.

Frequently asked

What are the best seats in American Flagship Business on MIA-BOG?

Best: Forward-facing window seats for privacy. Avoid: Rear-facing seats feel narrower due to fixed armrests. Adjacent seats share a structural base — movement transfers. Safran Concept D in alternating forward/rear-facing 1-2-1. AA's weakest widebody business product. B&O headphones. Casper duvet (no mattress pad). Panasonic satellite wifi (paid, slow). Pre-orderable meals.

What are the best seats in American First Class on MIA-BOG?

Best: Row 1A and 1F for maximum distance from the galley. All first class seats have seatback IFE. Avoid: Row 4 is closest to the main cabin curtain and galley area. 16 recliner-style first class seats — NOT lie-flat. This is domestic-style first class used on international routes from MIA. No lounge access, no amenity kit. Seatback IFE with 13.3-inch screens. On 3-4 hour flights to the Caribbean and Latin America, adequate but not a premium long-haul product.

What are the best seats in American Main Cabin on MIA-BOG?

Best: Main Cabin Extra rows 8-12 offer 33-inch pitch. Exit row 14 has extra legroom. Window seats A and F avoid middle-seat squeeze. Avoid: Last row 30 has limited recline near the rear lavatory. Middle seat B or E in any row. 156 economy seats including 24 Main Cabin Extra with 33-inch pitch. Standard 3-3 narrowbody layout. Seatback IFE with 10-inch screens on all seats. Buy-on-board meals — no complimentary food in economy even on international flights. Exit row 14 has extra legroom but seats do not recline.