Major airlines of the United States

The United States Department of Transportation defines a major carrier or major airline carrier as a U.S.-based airline that posts more than $1 billion in revenue during a fiscal year, grouped accordingly as "Group III".^[1]

Airlines

According to FY2018 revenues,^[1] there were 17 major carriers who meet the requirement for Group III status.

Mainline passenger

Regional passenger

Envoy Air (subsidiary of American Airlines Group)
Republic Airlines (subsidiary of Republic Airways Holdings)
SkyWest Airlines (subsidiary of SkyWest, Inc.)

Freight

References

1 2 Chadwick, Jr., William; Gorham, Jeff (October 1, 2018) [effective January 1, 2019]. Air Carrier Groupings 2019 — Directive No.328 (PDF). Accounting and Reporting Directive of the Office of Airline Information (Report). 328. Washington, D.C.: Bureau of Transportation Statistics, United States Department of Transportation. Retrieved September 29, 2018.

Airlines of the United States
Mainline	Alaska Airlines Allegiant Air American Airlines Delta Air Lines Frontier Airlines Hawaiian Airlines JetBlue Southwest Airlines Spirit Airlines Sun Country Airlines United Airlines
Regional	Air Wisconsin American Eagle California Pacific Airlines Cape Air CommutAir Compass Airlines Contour Airlines Delta Connection Elite Airways Empire Airlines Endeavor Air Envoy Air ExpressJet GoJet Airlines Horizon Air Mesa Airlines PenAir Piedmont Airlines PSA Airlines Ravn Alaska Republic Airline Silver Airways SkyWest Airlines Trans States Airlines United Express ViaAir
Air taxi	Air Choice One Air Flamenco Air Sunshine Bering Air Boutique Air Everts Air Frontier Flying Service Gem Air Grand Canyon Airlines Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines Grant Aviation Griffing Flying Service Hageland Aviation Services Island Airways JetSuiteX Kenmore Air Key Lime Air Makani Kai Air Mokulele Airlines New England Airlines Penobscot Island Air Reliant Air Rectrix Aviation San Juan Airlines Scenic Airlines Seaborne Airlines Servant Air Southern Airways Express Star Marianas Air Surf Air Taquan Air Tradewind Aviation Tropic Ocean Airways Ultimate Air Shuttle Utah Airways Vieques Air Link Warbelow's Air Ventures Wright Air Service
Cargo	ABX Air Air Cargo Carriers Air Transport International AirNet Express Alaska Central Express Aloha Air Cargo Alpine Air Express Ameriflight Amerijet International Ameristar Jet Charter Asia Pacific Airlines Atlas Air Baron Aviation Services Bemidji Airlines Castle Aviation Corporate Air CSA Air Empire Airlines Everts Air Cargo Express One International FedEx Express Flight Express Freight Runners Express Kalitta Air Kalitta Charters II Lynden Air Cargo Martinaire Merlin Airways Mid-Atlantic Freight Mountain Air Cargo National Airlines Northern Air Cargo Polar Air Cargo Royal Air Freight Ryan Air Services Sky Lease Cargo Southern Air Tepper Aviation Transair UPS Airlines USA Jet Airlines West Air Western Global Airlines Wiggins Airways
Charter	Air Charter Bahamas Berry Aviation Bighorn Airways Charter Air Transport Choice Airways Contour Aviation Delta Private Jets Eastern Airlines ExcelAire Great Lakes Air Gryphon Airlines IBC Airways JetSuite L-3 Flight International Aviation Liberty Jet Management Miami Air International NetJets Omni Air International Pacific Coast Jet Pentastar Aviation Phoenix Air PlaneSense Presidential Airways Rediske Air Sierra Pacific Airlines Skymax Superior Aviation Swift Air Talkeetna Air Taxi Twin Cities Air Service World Atlantic Airlines XOJET Xtra Airways
Air ambulance	AirMed International Air Methods Critical Air Medicine Life Flight Network LIFESTAR
Government	Comco Janet JPATS
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