AviationOutlook This is a list of mainline, regional, charter, and cargo airlines in the United States of America.
Major Passenger Airlines
American Airlines
American Airlines is the largest airline in the world and is headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas. It currently operates a fleet of 870 aircraft to 350 destinations.
Website – American Airlines
Delta Airlines
Delta is the second largest airline in the world and is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. It currently operates 885 aircraft to 325 destinations.
Website – Delta Air Lines
United Airlines
United is the third largest airline in the world. It’s headquartered in Chicago, Illinois and operates 843 aircraft to 342 destinations.
Website – United Airlines
Southwest Airlines
Southwest is the world’s largest low-cost carrier and carries the most domestic passengers in the United States. The airline is headquartered in Dallas, Texas and operates 752 aircraft to 103 destinations.
Website – Southwest Airlines
Alaska Airlines
It’s the fifth largest airline in the United States. The airline is headquartered in SeaTac, Washington and operates a fleet of around 320 aircraft to 116 destinations.
Website – Alaska Airlines
JetBlue
JetBlue is the sixth largest commercial airline in the United States. It is headquartered in Long Island City, New York and currently operates 264 aircraft to 100 destinations.
Website – JetBlue
Spirit Airlines
Spirit is an ultra low-cost carrier headquartered in Miramar, Florida. It is the seventh largest commercial airline in the United States and operates 153 aircraft to 77 destinations.
Website – Spirit Airlines
Frontier Airlines
Frontier is an ultra low-cost airline headquartered in Denver, Colorado. The airline currently operates a fleet of 100 aircraft to 112 destinations.
Website – Frontier Airlines
Allegiant Air
Allegiant is a low-cost airline which is headquartered in Summerlin, Nevada. It is the ninth largest commercial airline in the United States and operates a fleet of 100 aircraft to 125 destinations.
Website – Allegiant Air
Hawaiian Airlines
Hawaiian is the tenth largest airline in the United States. It is headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii and currently operates 62 aircraft to 32 destinations.
Website – Hawaiian Airlines
Regional Airlines
- Air Wisconsin
- Cape Air
- CommutAir
- Contour Airlines
- Elite Airways
- Endeavor Air
- Envoy Air
- ExpressJet
- GoJet Airlines
- Horizon Air
- Mesa Airlines
- Piedmont Airlines
- PSA Airlines
- Republic Airways
- Silver Airways
- SkyWest Airlines
Commuter
- Air Choice One
- Air Sunshine
- Bering Air
- Boutique Air
- Everts Air
- Gem Air
- Grand Canyon Airlines
- Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines
- Grant Aviation
- Griffing Flying Service
- Island Airways
- JSX
- Kenmore Air
- Key Lime Air
- Makani Kai Air
- Mokulele Airlines
- New England Airlines
- Penobscot Island Air
- Reliant Air
- San Juan Airlines
- Southern Airways Express
- Surf Air
- Taquan Air
- Tradewind Aviation
- Ultimate Air Shuttle
- Utah Airways
- Warbelow’s Air
- Wright Air Service
Charter Airlines
- Air Charter Bahamas
- Airshare
- Berry Aviation
- Bighorn Airways
- Delta Private Jets
- Eastern Airlines
- ExcelAire
- Great Lakes Air
- IAero Airways
- IBC Airways
- JetSuite
- NetJets
- Omni Air International
- Pacific Coast Jet
- Pentastar Aviation
- Phoenix Air
- PlaneSense
- Presidential
- Skymax
- Talkeetna Air Taxi
- Tropic Ocean Airways
- World Atlantic Airlines
- XOJET
- Xtra Airways
Cargo Airlines
- ABX Air
- Air Cargo Carriers
- AirNet Express
- Air Transport International
- Alaska Central Express
- Aloha Air Cargo
- Alpine Air Express
- Ameriflight
- Amerijet International
- Ameristar Jet Charter
- Asia Pacific Airlines
- Atlas Air
- Bemidji Airlines
- Castle Aviation
- Corporate Air
- CSA Air
- Everts Air Cargo
- FedEx Express
- Freight Runners Express
- IFL Group
- Kalitta Air
- Kalitta Charters
- Lynden Air Cargo
- Martinaire
- Merlin
- National Airlines
- Polar Air Cargo
- Royal Air Freight
- Ryan Air Services
- Sky Lease Cargo
- Skyway Enterprises
- Southern Air
- Transair
- UPS
- West Air
- Western Global Airlines
- Wiggins Airways
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