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US Airways
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America's largest low-fare network carrier.
Founded
1937
Headquarters
Tempe, United States
Alliance
Star Alliance
US Airways was a major American airline headquartered in Tempe, Arizona, operating scheduled passenger and cargo services across the United States, Canada, Europe, the Caribbean, and Latin America. At its peak it was one of the largest airlines in the world by passenger traffic, tracing its roots back to All American Aviation, founded in 1937.
The airline went through numerous mergers and rebranding phases over the decades, including acquisitions of Piedmont Airlines and PSA, before operating under the US Airways name from 1997. It filed for bankruptcy twice, in 2002 and 2004, before merging with America West Airlines in 2005.
US Airways merged with American Airlines in December 2013, with the combined entity operating under the American Airlines brand. The US Airways name and brand were officially retired on October 17, 2015, when the last US Airways-coded flight operated.
Hubs & network
US Airways operated primary hubs at Philadelphia International, Charlotte Douglas International, Phoenix Sky Harbor International, and Washington Reagan National airports.
Fleet
US Airways operated a fleet primarily consisting of Airbus A319, A320, and A321 aircraft, along with Boeing 737s and Airbus A330s for transatlantic routes.
Notable facts
- ›US Airways was formed from the merger of Allegheny Airlines, Piedmont Airlines, and Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA) over several decades.
- ›The airline filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection twice, in August 2002 and September 2004.
- ›US Airways merged with America West Airlines in 2005, retaining the US Airways name.
- ›In 2013, US Airways merged with American Airlines, creating the world's largest airline by several metrics.
- ›The US Airways brand was officially retired on October 17, 2015.
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Primary hubs
Route network map (500 legs)












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Route network
ABE → CLTCR9 CR7 CRJ
ABE → PHLCRJ DH8
ABI → DFWERD ER4
ABQ → DFWM83 M80
ABQ → LAXCR7 CRJ
ABQ → ORDE75
ABQ → PHXCRJ CR9
ACT → DFWER4
ADL → AKL320
AEX → DFWER4 CRJ ERD
AGS → CLTDH3 CRJ
AGS → DCACRJ
AGU → DFWER4
ALB → CLT319
ALB → DCACRJ
ALB → PHLCRJ E75 DH8 E70
ALO → ORDERD
AMA → DFWER4
AMM → JFK340 330
AMM → ORD340
AMM → YUL330
AMS → LIS320 319
AMS → PHL752
ANC → PHX319 320
ANU → CLT319
ANU → JFK738
ANU → MIA738
APW → AKL320 763
ART → ORDERD
ART → PHLCRJ
ASU → MIA757
ATH → PHL332
ATL → CLT319 320 321
ATL → DFWM80 319 M83
ATL → MIA738 ERD ER4
ATL → ORDCR7 E75
ATL → PHLE90 319
ATL → PHX320 321
AUA → CLT752 319 320
AUA → MIA738
AUA → PHL320
AUS → CLTCR9
AUS → DFWM80 738 M83
AUS → JFK738
AUS → LAX738 M83
AUS → ORDM83 M80
AUS → PHL319 E90
AUS → PHX319
AVL → CLTCR7
AVP → CLTCRJ
AVP → PHLCRJ DH8
AZO → ORDER4 ERD
BAQ → MIA318 320
BCN → JFK763
BCN → MIA763
BCN → PHL332
BDA → JFK738
BDA → MIA738
BDA → PHL319
BDL → CLT320 321 319
BDL → DCACRJ
BDL → DFW738
BDL → LAX738
BDL → MIA738
BDL → ORDER4 E75
BDL → PHL319 E90
BDL → PITERJ
BFL → PHXCRJ CR9
BGI → MIA757
BGM → PHLDH8
BGR → DCACRJ E70
BGR → PHLE75 CRJ
BHM → CLTCRJ CR7
BHM → DCACRJ
BHM → DFWM80 M83
BHM → MIAER4
BHM → PHLCRJ
BIO → LISER4 100
BJX → DFW319
BMI → DFWER4
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
CRJ352 routesBoeing 737-800317 routesAirbus A319315 routesEmbraer RJ145297 routesAirbus A320256 routesEmbraer RJ140192 routesAirbus A321156 routesCanadair Regional Jet 700138 routesMcDonnell Douglas MD-83138 routesM80133 routesBoeing 757110 routesEmbraer 17594 routesBoeing 767-30088 routesEmbraer 19073 routes
Encyclopaedia
US Airways was a major airline originally founded in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as a mail delivery airline in 1939 called All American Aviation, which soon became a commercial passenger airline. In 1953, it was renamed Allegheny Airlines and operated under that name for a quarter-century. In October 1979, after the enactment of the Airline Deregulation Act, Allegheny Airlines changed its name to USAir. A decade later it had acquired Piedmont Airlines and Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA), and was one of the United States' seven transcontinental legacy carriers. In 1997, it rebranded as US Airways.
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