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The following is a list of defunct airlines of the United States. However, some of these airlines have ceased operations completely, changed identities and/or FAA certificates and are still operating under a different name (e.g. America West Airlines changed to use the identity of US Airways in 2005 – which itself also changed identity to American Airlines in 2015).

For reasons of size, this article is broken into four parts:

Airline State or territory Image IATA ICAO Callsign Hubs and
focus cities 		Commenced
operations 		Ceased
operations 		Notes
D
Dailey Aviation North Carolina Jacksonville 2000 2000 Charter operator[1]
DAL Airlines Texas Killeen–Fort Hood 1966 1968 Merged into Hood Airlines[2]
Dallas Express Airlines Texas EX DXP DALLAS EXPRESS Dallas Love Field 1994 1995 Operated Beech 1300 Commuter[3]
Danbury Airways Connecticut Danbury 1980 1981 [4]
Dash Air California WI IRV Santa Ana 1981 1984 Established as Air Irvine[5]
Data Air Courier Ohio Chicago Midway 1996 1996 Acquired by Airnet Express. Delivery of documents[6]
Davis Air Lines Georgia Atlanta 1930 1930 Operated Travel Air aircraft[7]
DayJet Florida DJS DAYJET Boca Raton 2002 2008
Daylight Air Ohio Willow Run 1996 1998 [8]
Daytona Aviation Florida Daytona Beach 1962 1966 Renamed Trans-Florida Airlines[9]
DB Aviation Illinois NSH NORTH SHORE Waukegan 1987 2010 Acquired by Landmark Aviation [10]
DC Aircraft Michigan Detroit 1967 1967 Commuter services[11]
DeBoer Aviation Kansas Wichita 1973 1977 Original name of what later became Ryan Aviation, PHH Air and Ryan International
Decatur Commuter Airlines Illinois DAA DECUR Decatur 1980 1981 Acquired by Air Illinois[12]
Del Airways Georgia Adel 1970 1971 [13]
Delta Air Service Alaska Emmonak 1971 1993 Renamed to Grant Aviation[14]
Delta Express Georgia DL DAL DELTA Orlando 1996 2003 Replaced by Song; folded back into Delta Air Lines
Delta Private Jets Kentucky DPJ JET CARD Cincinnati 2001 2020 Merged with Wheels Up.[15]
Denver Ports of Call Colorado PC POC PAPA CHARLIE Denver 1967 1992 Originally an air travel club. Rebranded as Skyworld Airlines
Des Moines Flying Service Iowa Des Moines 1960 1968 [16]
Desert Commuter Airlines California Santa Monica 1968 1970
Desert Sun Airlines Arizona Phoenix Sky Harbor 1995 1996 Merged to America West Express
Destination Sun Airways Florida Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood 1992 1993 [17]
Detroit Northern Air Service Michigan Alpena County 1950 1975 Known as Alpena Flying Service[18]
Detroit – Grand Rapids Airline Michigan Dearborn 1926 1926 Operated Stout 2-AT Pullman[19]
Devoe Airlines Georgia Miami 1981 1983 [20]
DHL Airways, Inc. (1979–2004) Florida 1979 2004 Renamed Astar Air Cargo
DHL Airways Kentucky ER DHL 1983 2003 Rebranded as Astar Air Cargo
Diamond Aviation SPK SPARKLE 1984 1985 [21]
Direct Air Illinois UO XAP AIR DIRECT Chicago Gary 1980 1994 Reorganized as Northern Star Airlines [22]
Direct Air South Carolina Myrtle Beach 2006 2012
Direct Airlines New York Kennedy 1969 1969 [23]
Discover Air Florida DCV DISCOVER Orlando Sanford 1999 2003 [24]
Discovery Airlines New Jersey Trenton–Mercer 1996 2000 Formed as Sky Trek International Air Lines
Discovery Airways Hawaii DH DVA DISCOVERY AIRWAYS Honolulu 1990 1990
Dixie Aircharter Florida Miami 1982 1983 [25]
Dixie Airlines Utah St. George 1969 1972 Renamed to SkyWest Airlines[26]
Dixie Flying Service Virginia Charlottesville–Albemarle 1930 1932 Renamed to Ludington Air Lines[27]
Dolphin Airways Florida DV FLAGSHIP Tampa 1981 1984 Acquired by Provincetown-Boston Airline[28]
Dolphin Express Airlines Florida 8U IXX ISLAND EXPRESS Saint Croix 1994 2000 [29]
Dorado Wings Puerto Rico 1964 1982 To Crown Air
Doug Geeting Aviation Alaska Talkeetna 1990s 2006 Merged into K2 Aviation[30]
Dovair Delaware Delaware Airpark 1976 1977 Briefly operated as Baltimore Airways[31]
Dovair Air Transport Delaware Delaware Airpark 1967 1969 Air taxi flights[32]
Dove One Florida Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood 1990 1999 Air taxi operator[33]
Downeast Airlines Maine Knox County 1960 2007 Commuter airline[34]
Downeast Express Maine E7 DOW DOWNEAST EXPRESS Portland 1995 1997 Renamed Northeast Airlines[35]
Downtown Airlines New York New York Skyports Seaplane Base 1972 1975 Hourly service operated with float-equipped Piper Aztec[36]
Drummond Island Air Michigan DRE MICHIGAN Drummond Island 1989 1991 Established as Michigan Airways[37]
Dwyer Flying Service Iowa 1957 - Founded by Jerry Dwyer, operated until his retirement[38]
Dynamic International Airways Pennsylvania 2D DYA DYNAMIC AIR Wayne 2015 2018 Established as Dynamic Airways[39]
E
Eagle Air International Nevada V9 VIK Las Vegas McCarran 1969 1993 Rebranded as Eagle Airlines[40]
Eagle Airline Alabama Auburn 1985 1986 Operated Piper Navajo[41]
Eagle Airlines Kansas Kansas City Wheeler 1930 1930 Scheduled passenger service[42]
Eagle Airlines Nevada V9 VIK Las Vegas McCarran 1993 1997 Began as Eagle Air International[43]
Eagle Canyon Airlines Nevada FE TLO TALON Las Vegas McCarran 1969 1998 Merged into Scenic Airlines[44]
Eagle Commuter Airlines Texas ECA EAGLEAIR Brownwood 1976 1986 [45]
Eagle Jet Charter Nevada Las Vegas McCarran 1996 1998 Grand Canyon tours[46]
Eagle Wings (airline)
East Coast Commuter Massachusetts Boston 1963 1970 [47]
East Hampton Aire New York IN EHA AIR HAMPTON East Hampton 1978 1991 Operated subservices for Pilgrim Airlines[48]
East Texas Airlines Texas Longview 1950s [45]
Eastern Air Lines New York
Florida		 EA EAL EASTERN Miami 1926 1991 Established as Pitcairn Aviation
Eastern Air Lines (2015) Florida Miami 2015 2017 Operated Boeing 737[49]
Eastern Air Lines Shuttle Virginia New York-LaGuardia 1961 1989 To Trump Shuttle
Eastern Metro Express Georgia EME EMAIR Atlanta 1984 1991 [50]
Eastman Airways New York Albany 1983 1984 Renamed to Air Marc[51]
Eastwind Airlines New Jersey W9 SGR STINGER Trenton, New Jersey 1995 1999
Economy Airways 1956 Irregular air carrier grounded by CAB for financial weakness
Ed's Aircraft Service Oklahoma 1972 1973 [52]
Edde Airlines Utah Salt Lake City 1960 1965 [53]
Ede-Aire Michigan DV Detroit Lakes 1978 1981 Acquired by Mesaba Airlines[54]
El Paso Transport Texas Big Spring McMahon 1975 1975 Renamed to Trans Regional Airlines[55]
Elan Air Massachusetts Boston 1980 1982 [56]
Elite Airways Maine 7Q MNU MAINER Portland, MaineVero Beach, Florida 2014 2022
Ellis Airlines Alaska Ketchikan 1936 1962 To Alaska Coastal Airlines
Emerald Air Texas OD EFF EMERALD Austin Bergstrom 1978 1991 Established as Emerald Valley Airlines. To Braniff International Airlines, Inc.
Emery Worldwide Airlines Ohio EB EWW EMERY Dayton 1989 2001 renamed from Air Train in 1989
Empire Air Lines Idaho Spokane 1946 1952 Purchased by West Coast Airlines
Empire Airlines New York UR Oneida County 1976 1986 To Piedmont Airlines
Empire Airways New York JKR JOKER Farmingdale 2004 2012
Empire State Airlines New York Syracuse 1964 1966 Third level carrier[57]
Encompass Aviation California LC ROM Hawthorne Jack Northrop 2017 2019 Passenger charter carrier[58]
Enterprise Airlines Ohio JSP JETSPEED Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky 1988 1990 Regional carrier connections to the Concorde[59]
Eos Airlines New York E0 ESS NEW DAWN New York Kennedy 2004 2009
Era Aviation Alaska 7H ERH ERAH Anchorage 1948 2009 Formed as Economy Helicopters, acquired by Frontier Alaska, renamed to Era Alaska now Ravn Alaska
Essair Texas Houston-Hobby 1939 1946 Renamed to Pioneer Air Lines. Legal name of the carrier was Essair, Inc.
Eugene Aviation Services Oregon Eugene 1956 1969 Operated on behalf of West Coast Airlines[60]
Eureka Aero California Samoa Field 1970 1979 Renamed Air Pacific (United States)
Evergreen International Airlines Oregon EZ EIA EVERGREEN New York Kennedy 1975 2013 See also Evergreen International Aviation
Evergreen International Aviation Oregon 1960 2014 Formed as Evergreen Helicopters, see also Evergreen International Airlines and Intermountain Aviation
Exec Air New York Sullivan County 1996 1999 Renamed to Exec Air of Naples[61]
Exec Express Texas Dallas/Fort Worth 1984 1998 See Lone Star Airlines
Excellaire Colorado BH AUS Stapleton 1974 1985 Established as US Aviation. Changed to AIR US in 1977. Became Execellaire in 1984.[62]
Execuair Washington Seattle-Tacoma 1971 1977 Renamed to Columbia Pacific Airlines[63]
Executive Air Transport Michigan Muskegon 1995 1995 Executive charter and cargo carrier[64]
Executive Airlines Florida 1964 1971 [65]
Executive Airlines Massachusetts EX Boston 1967 1973 Established as National Executive Flight Service[66]
Executive Airlines Massachusetts Hanscom Field 1976 1977 Established as Air Speed[67]
Executive Airlines Puerto Rico OW EGF EAGLE FLIGHT San Juan 1986 2013 Began as Executive Air Charter
Executive Airlines New York YL ORA Farmingdale 1991 2003 Began as Long Island Airlines[68]
Executive Airshare Missouri XSR Kansas City Wheeler 1974 2018 Rebranded Airshare[69]
Executive Charter Service Alaska Bethel 1983 1985 Acquired by Unalakleet Air Taxi[70]
Executive Flight Services Oregon Portland 1961 1977 Renamed to Air Oregon[71]
Executive Jet Aviation Ohio Columbus Glenn 1977 1978 Merged with Newport Aero to form EJA/Newport[72]
Executive Jet Aviation New Jersey EJ EJA EXECJET Teterboro 1965 2007 Established as Executive Jet Airways[73]
Executive Yankee Airlines Massachusetts Pittsfield 1968 1969 Established as Yankee Airlines[74]
Express Air Arizona AAE ARIZONA Phoenix Sky Harbor 1997 2001 [75]
Express Airlines I Tennessee 9E FLG FLAGSHIP Memphis 1995 2002 Renamed to Pinnacle Airlines[76]
ExpressJet Georgia EV ASQ ACEY 1986 2022 Commenced flights in 1987. Ceased flights in 2020 and briefly relaunched as aha! before liquidating in 2022.[77]
Express One International Texas EO LHN LONGHORN Dallas/Fort Worth 1995 2002 Renamed to Pinnacle Airlines then Endeavor Air[78]
Express.Net Airlines Florida XNA EXPRESSNET Naples 1972 2008 Formed as Transcontinental Airlines
F
Fairbanks Air Service Alaska FAS FAIRBANKS Fairbanks 1946 1975 to Great Northern Airlines
Fairbanks Airplane Company Alaska Fairbanks 1925 1926 Operated Fokker F.III. Absorbed into Wien Alaska Airways[79]
Fairways Corp. Virginia FWY Washington National 1969 1989 Intrastate carrier[80]
Falcon Air Express Florida F2 FAO PANTHER Miani 1995 2015
Falcon Airways Texas Addison 1971 1979 Operated Carvair[81]
Family Airlines Nevada Las Vegas McCarran 1992 1992 Never started operations
FAR Airlines New York New York Kennedy 1968 1968 [82]
Farthest North Airplane Company Alaska Fairbanks 1923 1924 Ben Eielson first flight on a Curtiss Jenny JN-4D took place on 3 July 1923 [83]
Far West Airlines California FRW Fresno Yosemite 1984 1984 Operated two leased NAMC YS-11[84]
Farwest Airlines Arizona Phoenix Sky Harbor 1999 2004 Operated DHC Dash 7[85]
Federated Airlines New York New York-LaGuardia 1948 1952 Irregular air carrier.[86]
Ferguson Airways Alaska Anchorage 1949 1949 Acquired by Wien Alaska Airlines[87]
Ferns Flying Service New Hampshire Concord 1969 1969 Daily commuter service between Concord and Boston[88]
Fiesta Airline FIE FIESTA 1971 1973 [89]
Fina Air Puerto Rico San Juan 2003
Finair Express Florida FNX FINEX Miami 1982 1984 Subcontract carrier for Air Florida Commuter then renamed to Southern Express[90]
Financial Air Express Michigan Pontiac 1974 1974 Founded by Gerald Mercer[91]
Fine Air Florida FB FBF FINE AIR Miami 1989 2002 To Arrow Air
First Air California Los Angeles 1982 1983 Renamed to Regentair. All-first class service[92]
Fischer Brothers Aviation Ohio GP GCS GALION Galion 1989 2001 Established as Galion Commuter Service. Became an Allegheny Commuter. Acquired by Midway Airlines and renamed to Midway Commuter[93]
Five Star Airlines Massachusetts FIV FIVE STAR 1985 1989 Operated L-1011 TriStar[94]
Flagship Airlines Tennessee Nashville 1991 1998 Formed by the merger of Command Airways into Nashville Eagle, merged with Simmons Airlines and Wings West Airlines to form American Eagle Airlines
Flagship Express Services Illinois
Michigan		 FSX FLAG Willow Run Airport 1991 1991 Previously Rosenbalm Aviation, briefly flew own-brand cargo service
Fleet Airways Minnesota Duluth 1967 1968 Renamed to Fleet Airlines[95]
Fleetway Airlines Texas Austin Mueller 1967 1969 [96]
Fleming International Airways 1973 1983 All-cargo carrier. Renamed to Cam Air International[97]
Flight Alaska Alaska 4Y UYA Bethel 2000 2004 Established as Yute Air Alaska. Renamed to Yute Air[98]
Flight Express EXR FLIGHT EXPRESS 1985 2013 Established as Chapman Air[99]
Flight International Airlines Georgia FIV FLIGHT INTERNATIONAL Atlanta 1984 1987 [100]
Flight Line Missouri FLN FAST LINE Cape Girardeau 1985 1986 Renamed to Southern Airways[101]
Flight Operations Ohio FOI Cleveland Hopkins 1979 1979 Charter carrier. Acquired by Crow Executive Air[102]
Flight Options New York OPT OPTIONS Greater Binghamton 1999 1999 [103]
Flight Service New York Syracuse 1953 1964 Third level carrier [104]
Flightways Aviation System Pennsylvania Philadelphia 1974 1975 Commuter services[105]
Florence Airlines South Carolina Florence 1974 1975 Established as Air Taxi[106]
Florida Air Lines Florida Sarasota-Bradenton 1969 1981 Established as Florida Air Taxi. Became Southern International Airways. Operated DC-3, Cessna 402[107]
Florida Air Taxi Florida Tampa 1964 1968 Renamed to Florida Airlines[108]
Florida Aircraft Leasing Florida
Florida Airlines Florida FE Tampa 1960 1981
Florida Airmotive Florida Lantana 1940 1940 Charter carrier[109]
Florida Airways Florida Miami 1923 1927
Florida Airways Florida Orlando 1947 1949 local service airline, originally Orlando Airlines[110]
Florida Atlantic Airlines Florida Fort Lauderdale 1968 1970 [111]
Florida Coastal Airlines Florida PA FCL FLORIDA COASTAL Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood 1995 2010
Florida Commuter Airlines Florida FCA Palm Beach 1980 1981 To Southern Airways
Florida Express Florida ZO FLX FLEXAIR Orlando 1983 1988 Merged into Braniff (1983–1990)
Florida West Airlines Florida HG FWL FLO WEST Miami 1989 1995 Acquired by Florida West International Airways[112]
Florida West International Airways Florida RF FWL FLO WEST Miami 1981 2017
FloridaGulf Airlines Florida Tampa 1991 1997 Merged into Air Midwest
Fly First Class F3 SGB SONGBIRD 2008 2008 [113]
Fly Guam Guam Guam 2008 2012
FlyHawaii Airlines Hawaii Honolulu 2005 2005 Never started operations
Flying Fox Services 1929 1929 Acquired by Delta Air Service[114]
Flying Tiger Air Services Tokyo Narita 1966 1967 Branch of Flying Tiger Lines. Contract to Military Airlift Command[115]
Flying Tiger Line California FT FTL TIGER Los Angeles 1945 1989 Merged into FedEx Express
Flying W Airways New Jersey Medford, New Jersey 1967 1972 uncertificated carrier
Focus Air Cargo Florida F2 FKS FOCUS Fort Lauderdale 2004 2008
Folsom's Air Service Maine Greenville 1989 2006 Charter carrier[116]
Fontana Aviation Michigan Iron Mountain 1967 1977 Third-level services[117]
Ford Air Transport Service Illinois Detroit 1925 1932 Merged with Stout Air Service[118]
Forde-Aire SQH SUSQUEHANNA 1978 1979 Renamed to Susquehanna Airways[119]
Fort Collins Flying Service Colorado Denver 1980 1981 Established as Valley Airpark. Acquired by Air Link Corporation[120]
Fort Vancouver Airlines Washington Vancouver 1979 1981 Commuter carrier. PATCO strike caused the closing.[121]
Fort Wayne Air Service Indiana Fort Wayne 1963 1967 Scheduled air taxi services to Detroit[122]
Fort Worth Airlines Texas FTW FORT WORTH AIR Fort Worth Meacham 1984 1985 Went bankrupt[123]
Foster Aviation Alaska FSA FOSTER-AIR Nome 1973 1984 Was an FBO operator by Neal Foster[124]
Four Star Air Cargo Puerto Rico HK FSC FOUR STAR San Juan 1982 2009 Started in the United States Virgin Islands
Fox Cities Airlines Wisconsin 1963 1965 Operated de Havilland Dove. Merged into Air Wisconsin[125]
Frank Martz Coach Co. New York Buffalo Niagara 1929 1930 Renamed to Martz Air Lines[126]
Freedom Airlines Ohio DN LIBERTY Cleveland Hopkins 1980 1984 Subsidiary of Red Dodge Aviation[127]
Freedom Airlines Texas F8 FRL FREEDOM AIR Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky 2002 2010 Shut down by parent company
Freelandia Newark Liberty 1973 1974
Friedkin Airlines California San Diego 1948 1948 [128]
Friendship Air Alaska Alaska 4H FAL FRIENDSHIP Fairbanks 1986 1989 Established as Harold's Air Service. Resumed as Tanana Air Service in 1992[129]
Fromhagen Aviation Florida St. Pete-Clearwater 1969 1998 [130]
Frontier Airlines Colorado FL FTA FRONTIER Denver 1950 1986 Went bankrupt; some operations absorbed by Continental Airlines
Frontier Alaska Alaska Anchorage 2008 2014 [131]
Frontier Express Wisconsin Milwaukee Mitchell 2011 2013 Operated by Chautauqua Airlines[132]
Frontier Flying Service Alaska Fairbanks 1950 2014
Frontier Horizon Airlines Colorado FL FLH MILE HIGH Denver Stapleton 1983 1986
Funair Florida Miami 1996 2001 Operated for Carnival Cruise Lines[133]
Funworld International Airways Florida Miami 1993 1994 Operated Boeing 727-200[134]
Futura Air Lines California Oakland 1962 1962 [135]
G
Galaxy Airlines Tennessee Cleveland Hopkins 1968 1969 Commuter services. Operated Douglas DC-3[136]
Galaxy Airlines Florida 9G GAL GALAXY Fort Lauderdale 1978 1987
Galena Air Service Alaska GAS GALENA AIR SERVICE Galena 1968 1989 Acquired by MarkAir Express[137]
Gateway Aviation Wisconsin La Crosse 1968 1969 Renamed to Mississippi Valley Airways[138]
Gem State Airlines Idaho GS Coeur d'Alene 1978 1980 Merged with Air Pacific (United States) to become Golden Gate Airlines
Gemini Air Cargo Minnesota GR GCO GEMINI Miami 1995 2008
General Air Lines San Diego 1934 1934 Renamed to Western Air Express[139]
General Airlines Pennsylvania 1978 1979 Established as General Aviation Service[140]
General Aviation Tennessee GNL GENERAL 1979 1988 Affiliate of Orion Air, became Kitty Hawk Air Cargo
Genavco Air Cargo Hawaii 1972 2003 to Kamaka Air
Geo Air Florida 1995 2008
Georgia Air Georgia Atlanta 1970 1972 [141]
Georgia Air Freight Georgia GS Atlanta 1978 1979 [142]
Georgia Skies Georgia LI NMI TSUNAMI Atlanta 2008 2013 A Pacific Wings subsidiary
GID Air Services Texas Fort Worth Meacham 1982 1986 Operated CV-580[143]
Gillam Airways Alaska Valdez 1932 1932 [144]
Gilley Airways New York Glens Falls 1961 1979 All-cargo commuter[145]
Gilpin Air Lines California Los Angeles 1931 1934 Renamed to C&G Air Lines[146]
GLO Airlines Louisiana New Orleans 2015 2017 [147]
Global International Airways Missouri GX GAX GLOBAL Kansas City 1978 1985 Former commercial operator started to transport cattle
Globe Air Arizona New Orleans 1981 1985 Operating name of Aircraft Specialities of Mesa Airlines[148]
Globe Freight Airline 1945 1948 [149]
go! Hawaii YV ASH AIR SHUTTLE Honolulu 2006 2014
Go! Mokulele Hawaii Honolulu 2009 2012
Go Transportation 1971 1977 Established as Ron Clark Enterprises. Renamed to Go Air[150]
Gold Coast Air California GMR EXPEDITOR Los Angeles 1981 1982 [151]
Gold Coast Air Taxi Florida Miami 1966 1967 Renamed to Gold Coast Airways[152]
Gold Coast Airways Florida Miami 1967 1969 Acquired by Executive Airlines[153]
Golden Airlines GDD GOLDEN AIRLINES 1999 1999 [154]
Golden Airways 1980 1983 Established as Ancar Aviation[155]
Golden Carriage Air 1979 1980 [156]
Golden Eagle Airlines GEL GOLDEN EAGLE 1978 1979 Absorbed by WestAir Airlines[157]
Golden Gate Airlines California GG Monterey 1980 1981 Merged with Swift Aire Lines
Golden Gate Airways California San Francisco 1960 1962 [158]
Golden Isles Airlines Georgia McKinnon St. Simons Island 1960 1960 Operated de Havilland Dove[159]
Golden North Airways Alaska 1947 1949 Operated C-46[160]
Golden Nugget Aviation 1982 2001 [161]
Golden Pacific Airlines California San Francisco 1969 1973
Golden Pacific Airlines Arizona YB GPA GOLD PAC Kingman 1981 1989
Golden South Airlines Florida Fort Pierce 1979 1979 [162]
Golden State Airlines California Burbank 1951 1952 California intrastate airline Golden State Airlines California 1955 1987 [163]
Golden State Airlines Arizona GSC GOLDEN STATE Santa Ana 1979 1985 [164]
Golden Valley Aero 1982 1982 [165]
Golden West Airlines California GW GWA GOLDEN WEST Long Beach 1967 1983
Golden West Airlines California Van Nuys 1968 1969 [166]
Gopher Airlines 1968 1968 [167]
Gopher Aviation 1959 1959 [168]
Gordon Air 1984 2000 Founded by John Gordon. Renamed to Ultimate Jetcharters[169]
Gorst Air Transport Washington Seattle Lake Union Seaplane Base 1929 1935 Founded by Vern C. Gorst[170]
GP Express Airlines Nebraska GPE REGIONAL EXPRESS Grand Island 1975 1996
Graham Airways Alaska 1932 1935 [171]
Grand Aire Express Ohio GAE GRAND EXPRESS Toledo Express 1985 2003
Grand Airways Nevada QD GNV GRAND VEGAS Las Vegas McCarran 1980 1996
Grand Forks Airmotive North Dakota Grand Forks 1975 1975 Scheduled airmail carrier[172]
Grand Valley Aviation Idaho Driggs–Reed 1992 1995 Charters and scenic flights[173]
Gray Line Air New York WS WSA Niagara Falls 1994 1995 [174]
Great American Airways Nevada MV GRA GREAT AMERICAN Reno–Tahoe 1979 1997
Great Arctic Airways Alaska Fairbanks 1996 1996 Operated ATL-98 Carvair[175]
Great Lakes Airlines California Burbank 1946 1961 Supplemental air carrier, shut down in 1961 by CAB for combine activity
Great Lakes Airlines Wyoming ZK GLA LAKES AIR Cheyenne 1979 2018 Formerly Spirit Lake Airways
Great Lakes Commuter Michigan Traverse City 1972 1974 Acquired by Skystream Airlines[176]
Great Northern Airlines Alaska OU GNA GREAT NORTHERN Anchorage 1975 1980 Established as Fairbanks Air Service as an intrastate airline. Merged into Alaska International Air.
Great Plains Airlines ZN 1977 1979 Established as Trinity Airlines[177]
Great Plains Airlines Oklahoma ZO OZR OZARK Oklahoma City Rogers 2001 2004
Great Planes Express Kansas Augusta 1995 1995 [178]
Great Sierra Airlines California Lake Tahoe 1980 1981 [179]
Great Southern Airways Florida Miami 1988 1989 Cargo carrier[180]
Great Western Air GWA G-W AIR 1994 1994 [181]
Great Western Airlines Oklahoma DQ GWS GREAT WESTERN 1975 1979 Scheduled mail and freight services operating Beech 18[182]
Great Western Aviation South Dakota Sioux Fall 1990 1990 Operated Cessna P210R[183]
Greater Pacific Airways California Los Angeles 1982 1988 Operated Embraer Bandeirante. Renamed to Air LA[184]
Greatland Air Cargo Alaska Anchorage 1995 2001 Operated DHC-4 Caribou[185]
Green Bay Aviation Wisconsin HE GBA Green Bay–Austin Straubel 1965 1981 [186]
Green Hills Aviation GRH GREEN HILLS 1978 1987 [187]
Green Mountain Airlines New York New York-LaGuardia 1979 1980 Operated Cessna 402[188]
Greenbriar Airlines West Virginia Greenbrier 1939 1969 Commuter carrier. Operated Cessna 172[189]
Grey Goose Air Lines Illinois Chicago Midway 1928 1929 Sightseeing service. Operated Ford Trimotor[190]
Grognet Flying Service Michigan Houghton 1973 1975 Summer schedule service to Isle Royale[191]
Gross Aviation Washington Tacoma Narrows 1972 1974 Air taxi operator [192]
Gulf Air International Florida Arcadia 1979 1989 Renamed to Trans Ocean Airways[193]
Gulf Air Transport Louisiana QG GAT GULFTRANS New Iberia 1979 1989 Renamed to Trans Ocean Airways
Gulf and Caribbean Cargo 8G TSU 2004 2009 [194]
Gulf Central Airlines Florida BJ GCN GULF CENTRAL Melbourne Orlando 1981 1984 Established as Devoe Airlines[195]
Gulf Coast Airlines Mississippi GFC GULF COAST Gulfport 1971 1975 Renamed to Coastal Airways[196]
Gulfstream Airlines GFS GULFSTAR 1971 1975 [197]
Gulfstream International Airlines Florida 3M GFT GULF FLIGHT Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood 1990 2010 Now Silver Airways
Gulkana Air Service Alaska Gulkana 1963 1997 Operated Cessna 185 Skywagon, Cessna 206, Cessna 402[198]
Gull Air Massachusetts JI Hyannis 1975 1987 Founded by Robert Welch[199]
Gull Air Florida GUL GULL-AIR Miami 1982 1987 Was an Air Florida Commuter[200]
Guy-America Airways New York GK GAM GUY AMERICA New York Kennedy 1981 1984 See also American Overseas Airlines
H
H & D Aviation Indiana Terre Haute 1980 1981 Renamed to Terre Haute Air Commuter[201]
Hageland Aviation Services Alaska H6 HAG HAGELAND Anchorage 1981 2008 Merged with Frontier Alaska
Hagerty’s Air Transportation North Carolina Charlotte 1984 1984 Merged into Sunbird Airlines[202]
Haines Airways Alaska 7A Haines 1986 2000 Founded by Reg Radcliffe. Operated Piper PA-32[203]
Hammonds Air Service Louisiana Houma–Terrebonne 1977 1985 Operated Piper Navajo, Twin Otter[204]
Hampton Air Service New York East Hampton 1936 1937 Operated Stinson Reliant[205]
Hanford Airlines Iowa Sioux City 1937 1937 Established as Hanford Tri-State Airlines[206]
Happy Hours Air Travel Club Florida Miami 1973 1973 Air travel club founded by James Ruscoe. Operated Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation[207]
Harbor Airlines Washington HB HAR HARBOR Seattle–Tacoma 1971 2001
Harold's Air Service Alaska HAS HAROLDS Fairbanks 1974 1986 Renamed to Friendship Air Alaska[208]
Harrisburg Commuter Pennsylvania Harrisburg 1965 1970 Renamed to Pennsylvania Commuter Airlines[209]
Hartford Airlines Connecticut Robertson Field 1966 1966 Operated Aero Commander 500[210]
Hartzog Schneck Aviation Illinois Chicago Rockford 1966 1969 Operated Beechcraft King Air[211]
HATS Hawaiian Air Tour Service Hawaii Honolulu 1946 1950 Operated Beechcraft D-18[212]
HATS Hawaiian Air Tour Service Hawaii RES RESORT Honolulu 1953 1979 Absorbed Resort Airways in 1967. Operated de Havilland Dove[213]
Havasu Airlines Arizona HW HCA HAVASU Lake Havasu City 1963 1987 Subsidiary of Nicholson Air Service and Cumberland Airlines[214]
Hawaii Express Hawaii Honolulu 1982 1984 [215]
Hawaii Island Hoppers Hawaii Honolulu 1992 1992 Scenic tours[216]
Hawaii Jet-Aire Hawaii Honolulu 1968 1968 Third level services. Operated Twin Otter[217]
Hawaii Pacific Air Hawaii Honolulu 1973 1995 Operated Carvair[218]
Hawaiian Airventures Hawaii Keahole 1992 1992 Scenic tours[219]
Hawaiian Pacific Airlines Hawaii HP Los Angeles 1992 1992 Established as Alii Air Hawaii[220]
Hawkeye Airlines Iowa Ottumwa 1974 1974 Operated DC-3[221]
Hawkaire North Carolina HKI HAWKEYE Charlotte Douglas 1991 2009 [222]
Hawkins and Powers Aviation Wyoming Greybull 1989 2006 Aerial firefighting. Operated Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer and Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcar[223]
Hawthorne Nevada Airlines California Hawthorne 1963 1970 Renamed to Air Nevada
Heartland Airlines Ohio Dayton 1998 2001 Never started operations
Helicopter Air Service Delaware 1949 1956 Renamed to Chicago Helicopter Airways[224]
Hemet Valley Flying Services California Hemet-Ryan 1946 1997 Aerial firefighting. Operated Boeing KC-97L, PBY Catalina, C-119C[225]
Hemisphere Air Transport 1950 1957 A member carrier of North American Airlines
Henry's Charter Air Service Kansas Concordia 1965 1968 Operated Cessna 337 and Cessna 210[226]
Hensley Flying Service Montana Havre 1944 1978 [227]
Henson Airlines Maryland PI HNA Charlotte Douglas 1962 1993 Rebranded as Piedmont Airlines
Henson Aviation HNA HENSON 1967 1979 [228]
Hermens Air Alaska 2E HRM HERMENS Bethel 1974 1987 Bought by MarkAir, became MarkAir Express.
Heussler Air Pennsylvania HUS HEUSSLER Erie 1977 1994 Air taxi[229]
Hoganair Ohio HGA HOGAN AIR Middletown 1989 1998 Renamed to Miami Valley Aviation[230]
Holiday Airlines California Oakland 1956 1956 Operated de Havilland Dove[231]
Holiday Airlines California HD HD HOLIDAY Lake Tahoe 1965 1975 intrastate airline that operated Electra. Founder was co-founder of Paradise Airlines
Holiday Airlines New York Sullivan County 1970 1970 Known as Catskill Holiday Airlines. Operated Beech 99[232]
Holiday Airlines New Jersey Newark 1979 1989 Owned subsidiary of Clinton Industries[233]
Holiday Airlines California Orange County 1988 1990 Renamed to Pacific Coast Airline[234]
Holiday Ways California Ontario 1988 1990 Operated Beech 18[235]
Hood Airlines Texas Killeen–Fort Hood 1964 1970 Acquired by Rio Airways. Operated Beech 99[236]
Hooters Air South Carolina H1 Myrtle Beach 2003 2006 Shut down by parent company
Hop-A-Jet HPJ HOPA-JET 1999 1999 [237]
Horizon Airlines Virginia QXE HORIZON AIR 1964 1970 Operated Piper Navajo and Piper Apache[238]
Horizon Airways Missouri Kirksville 1969 1976 Renamed to Air Missouri[239]
Horizon Cargo Transport 1978 1979 Renamed to Kahili Airlines[240]
Houston Airlines Virginia Lynchburg 1967 1967 [241]
Houston Commuter Airlines Texas Houston Bush 1968 1968 [242]
Houston Metro Airlines Texas Clear Lake City STOLport 1969 1993 Renamed Metro Airlines
Huachuca Airlines Arizona 7H Sierra Vista 1983 1985 [243]
Hub Airlines Illinois HUB HUB Chicago Meigs Field 1968 1974 Acquired Commuter Airlines. Operated Beech 99[244][245]
Hub Air Service Alaska McGrath 1964 1976 Operated Cessna 195, Cherokee Six, Piper PA-22[246]
Hubbard Air Transport Washington Seattle Lake Union Seaplane Base 1919 1920 On 3 March 1919 a B & W Seaplane made the first international US airmail flight [247][248]
Hudson Air Service Alaska Talkeetna 1947 2010 Renamed to Sheldon Air Services[249]
Hughes Airwest California RW HUGHES-AIR San Francisco 1968 1980 To Republic Airlines
Hughes Float Plane Service Alaska Homer 1990s 1990s Air taxi[250]
Hulman Airlines Indiana Terre Haute 1968 1975 Established as Hulman Field Aviation. Operated Cessna 310[251]
Hulman Field Aviation Indiana Terre Haute 1959 1968 Renamed to Hulman Airlines[252]
Hyannis Aviation Massachusetts YB HAN AIR HYANNIS Barnstable 1977 1977 [253]
I
IAero Airways Florida WQ SWQ SWIFTFLIGHT Miami 1997 2024 Founded as Swift Air. Went bankrupt.[254]
IASCO International Air Service Company California Los Angeles 1978 1992 Operated Boeing 727-100[255]
Ilan Airways, Inc. New York 1984 1988 No flights
Illini Airlines Ohio Chicago Rockford 1956 1957 Merged with Taxi Air Group to form TAG Airlines[256]
Illinois Airways Illinois Southern Illinois 1969 1972 Renamed to Air Illinois. Intrastate scheduled-service carrier[257]
ImagineAir Georgia IMG Lawrenceville 2004 2018 [258]
Imperial Airlines Miami 1960 1961 Supplemental air carrier previously Regina Cargo Airlines. Grounded after notorious 1961 crash
Imperial Airlines California II IMP Imperial 1964 1986 Founded as Visco Flyging Service[259]
Imperial Commuter Airlines California Imperial 1967 1968 Operated Beech 18, Beech Bonanza[260]
Imperial International Minnesota PNX PHOENIX South St. Paul 1981 1992 [261]
Independence Air Virginia DH IDE INDEPENDENCE Washington Dulles 1989 2006 Formed as Atlantic Coast Airlines
Independent Air Georgia ID IDN INDEPENDENT Atlanta 1966 1990 Founded as Atlanta Skylarks[262]
Indian Wells Airlines California Inyokern 1985 1985 Established as C&M Airlines[263]
Indiana Airways WY INA INDI-AIR 1978 1980 [264]
Indigo Airlines Illinois I9 IBU INDIGO BLUE Chicago Midway 1999 2001
Industrial Air Transport California Ontario 1945 1946 Trans-Pacific freight carrier. Renamed to Pacific Overseas Airlines. Operated C-54 Skymaster.[265]
Indy Air Travel Club 1960s 1960s Air travel club established as Four Winds. Operated Convair 880. Charter carrier [266]
Inland Air Lines Wyoming Casper–Natrona 1930 1952 Incorporated under Western brand [267]
Inland Aviation Services 7N 1996 2009 [268]
Inland Empire Airlines California CC IEA INLAND EMPIRE Reno–Tahoe 1978 1981 Acquired by Air Chaparral
Inlet Airlines Alaska Homer 1989 1999 Founded by Dennis Rothberg. Established as Cook Inlet Aviation. Operated Piper Cherokee[269]
Inter Citiair Express Washington Seattle-Tacoma 1930 1930 Acquired by Alaska-Washington Airways. Operated Stinson Detroiter, Lockheed Vega[270]
Inter-City Air Lines Massachusetts Boston 1932 1933 Operated Travel Air 6000[271]
Inter-Island Air Hawaii UGL UGLY VAN Kahului 1990 1991 [272]
Inter-Island Airways Hawaii Honolulu 1929 1941 Renamed to Hawaiian Airlines[273]
Intercoastal Airways Illinois ICA INTERCOASTAL Willow Run 1986 1989 Operated C-117D[274]
Intercontinental Airways IL 1977 1981 Operated Boeing 707-321C, Douglas DC-8-33[275]
Intercontinental US Inc. New York New York-LaGuardia 1960 1966 Operated Carvair, DC-4[276]
Interior Air Taxis Alaska Fairbanks 1965 1968 Third-level services. Affiliate of Interior Airways[277]
Interior Airways Alaska Anchorage 1946 1972 To Alaska International Air
Intermountain Air Service Arizona Marana Air Park 1973 1975 Air taxi affiliate of Intermountain Aviation
Intermountain Airways Colorado 1978 1978 To ExpressJet Airlines[278]
Intermountain Aviation Arizona IMA INTER MOUNTAIN Marana Air Park 1961 1975 CIA front. Assets acquired by Rosenbalm & Evergreen
International Air Cargo Massachusetts Boston 1974 1975 All-cargo operator[279]
International Air Cargo Michigan Willow Run 1980 1985 [280]
International Air Response Arizona Buckeye 1997 2000 Established as T & G Aviation. Aerial firefighting[281]
International Air Taxi Alaska Anchorage 1965 1970 Operated Cessna 180[282]
International Air Taxi Alaska Anchorage 1980 1983 Affiliated with Wien Air Alaska[283]
International Airlines North Dakota Minot 1928 1931 Operated Lockheed Vega. First US operator[284]
International Airlines California Burbank 1961 1966 uncertificated carrier[285]
International Airlines Texas San Antonio 1966 1967 Operated Douglas DC-7[286]
International Airlines Academy Illinois Willow Run 1972 1975 Renamed Trans Continental Airlines[287]
International Charter Xpress Michigan ICX INTEX Houston Bush 1992 1994 International Cargo Xpress dba Intl Charter Xpress commonly owned & merged w/ Air Transport Intl in 1994
International Parcel Express IPX SPEED PACK 1986 1988 [288]
International U.S. 1968 1974 [289]
Interstate Air Lines California Buchanan Field 1928 1930 [290]
Interstate Airlines Illinois Springfield 1966 1968 Third-level carrier. Operated Cherokee Six[291]
Interstate Airlines Michigan
Arkansas		 8C INT INTER-FLIGHT Willow Run 1979 1988 Owner bought Air Transport International, operating w/ former Interstate assets.
Interstate Airmotive Missouri Lambert Field 1968 1972 Small supplemental air carrier. Operated DC-3s
Interstate World Airways California Los Angeles 1974 1975 Scheduled all-cargo services[292]
Iowa Airways Iowa JT IOA IOWA AIR Dubuque 1985 1994 Agreement with Midway Airlines. Operated Embraer Bandeirante[293][294]
Iowa Airplane Company Iowa 1933 1949 Renamed to Mid-West Airlines[295]
Irvine Airways 1932 1932 [296]
Island Air Washington Bremerton 1970 1970 Established as Island Sky Ferries. To form Puget Sound Airlines[297]
Island Air Hawaii Honolulu 1971 1972 [298]
Island Air New York Farmingdale 1976 1976 Operated DC-3[299]
Island Air Hawaii WP MKU MOKU Honolulu 1980 2017 Established as Princeville Airways[300]
Island Air New York WS Farmingdale 1984 1984 Successor to Trans East International[301]
Island Air Charters Florida ILF Fort Lauderdale 1986 2006 [302]
Island Air Ferries New York New York-LaGuardia 1945 1953 Shuttle between JFK and LGA. Operated DC-3, Noorduyn Norseman[303]
Island Airlines Ohio Erie–Ottawa 1929 1979 [304]
Island Airlines Massachusetts New Bedford 1932 1932 Acquired by Maine Air Transport[305]
Island Airlines Massachusetts 1934 1934 Operated six Fairchild 71[305]
Island Airlines Massachusetts 1962 1962 Established as Sky Tours[306]
Island Airlines Massachusetts IS ISA ISLAND Hyannis 1991 2015 [307]
Island Airlines Hawaii Hawaii ACH Honolulu 1960 2002 Operated Convair 440[308]
Island Airways Michigan Charlevoix 1975 2006 [309]
Island Express 2S SDY SANDY ISLE 1996 2006 [310]
Island Express Air Hawaii Honolulu 1994 1994 Renamed to Mahalo Air[311]
Island Helicopters New York Garden City 1968 1977 Scheduled services to Manhattan[312]
Island Mail Washington Friday Harbor 1966 1979 Scheduled commuter services. Operated Cessna 206[313]
Island Pacific Air Hawaii PCR PACAIR Honolulu 1975 1977 [314]
Island Sky Ferries Washington Bremerton 1948 1950 Established as Orcas Island Air Service. Operated Lockheed Model 10 Electra[315]
Isle Royale Airways Michigan Houghton 1965 1965 Operated Grumman Mallard[316]
Isle Royale Seaplane Service Michigan Houghton 1973 1975 Summer schedule[317]
ITR Airlines Colorado ITR OUTBACK Denver 1984 1985 Assumed the Frontier Commuter operations[318]

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Further reading

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  • Davies R.E.G., Airlines of the United States since 1914, IRLINES OF THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1914, Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington (D.C.), 1982
  • Davies R.E.G.-Quastler I.E., Commuter airlines of the United States, Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington (D.C.), 1995
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