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American
Airlines. DFW, TX. The largest airline in the world,
American serves about 150 cites with some 850 aircraft. More photos. |
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AirTran
Airways. Atlanta, GA. AirTran is a low-cost
carrier focusing on business travelers in the United States. More photos. |
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Alaska Airlines. Seattle,
WA. A US west coast airline, Alaska serves some 15 million passengers
per year. More photos. |
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Allegiant
Airlines. Fresno, CA. Allegiant is a low-cost carrier
focusing on delivering tourists to Las Vegas. More photos. |
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America
West Airlines. Phoenix, AZ. America West is a low-cost,
full service airline serving all of North America. America West
recently merged with US
Airways. More
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ATA
Airlines. Indianapolis. ATA Airlines
provides discount charter service worldwide. ATA is also the
largest charter carrier for the U.S.
military.
No longer flying. ATA Airlines stopped flying and went bankrupt in Spring 2008.
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Champion Airlines. Minneapolis/St.
Paul,
MN. Champion
Air is a full service charter operator. More
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Continental
Airlines.
Houston, TX. Continental is one of the largest air carrier in the
world, and it serves the entire world. Seems like the name
"Continental" is a bit provincial for a worldwide carrier. More photos. |
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Delta
Airlines. Atlanta, GA. Delta is among the largest air
carriers in the world. Delta is the leading transatlantic airline. More photos. |
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Frontier
Airlines. Denver, CO. Frontier is a low-cost carrier
primarily serving the US market, but also serves two Mexican
destinations. More photos. |
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Hawaiian Airlines.
Honolulu, HI. Hawaiian is one of the larger US commercial
airlines. Hawaiian's main hub is Honolulu International Airport,
with service to several western US cities and South Pacific
countries. More photos. |
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Janet Airlines.
These jets are owned by the US Air Force and operated by defense
contractor EG&G. Janet Airlines primarily carries workers
between
Las
Vegas and Area
51 on the Nevada Test Site. Although the flights are not secret, the
destination does not exist, at least that is what the US Government
tell us. More images. |
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JetBlue
Airways. Forest Hills, NY. JetBlue is a leading discount
air carrier serving the US market. More
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MAXjet Airways.
Washington, D.C. MAXjet is a business class, transatlantic airline that
offers airport lounges, premium meals and beverages, and
on-demand
entertainment in flight. |
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Midwest
Airlines. Milwaukee, WI. Midwest is a low-cost airline
serving the US market and focusing in business travelers. More photos. |
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Northwest
Airlines. St. Paul, MN. Northwest is among the largest air
carriers in the world and serves six continents. More photos. |
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Song Airlines.
Atlanta, GA. Song was created in 2003 as the low-cost brand of Delta.
It didn't work out, however, and Song was reabsorbed into Delta
in February 2006. As of July 2007, some Song jets
still fly
under the original colors. Nice paint job -- sad to see it go.
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Southwest
Airlines.
Dallas, TX. Southwest was one of the original low-cost carriers and
has pressured the legacy carriers on pricing for over 30
years.
Southwest serves the US market. Southwest paints their aircraft in a plethora of interesting themes. |
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Spirit Airlines.
Fort Lauderdale, FL. Spirit is an ultra low cost carrier that allows
passengers to select the services and options appropriate for
their needs. Spirit serves Caribbean, Latin American
and US destinations. Spirit flies Airbus A319 (144 passengers)
and
Airbus A321 (198 passengers) jets. More
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Sun Country Airlines.
Sun Country, a low-cost carrier based out of Minneapolis-St.
Paul,
Minnesota, operates a fleet of Boeing 737-800 aircraft with
scheduled and charter flights to destinations in the US, Mexico, and
the Caribbean. More
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Ted
Airlines (part of United Airlines). Main hub: Denver, CO. Ted is the low-cost
version of United Airlines that was established in 2004 to
compete in the low-cost carrier market. More
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United Airlines.
Chicago, IL. United
Airlines operates 3,600 flights per day to 210 US
domestic
and international destinations from hubs in Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Denver, Chicago, and Washington, D.C. United established the
"Ted Airlines" brand in 2004 to compete in the
low-cost carrier business. More
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US
Airways Airlines. Winston-Salem, NC. US Airways serves
about 200 cities in some 30 countries. US Airways recently merged with America West Airlines. More photos. |