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List of defunct airlines of the United States (J–P)

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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
J
JamaireArkansasHarrell Field19791982[1]
JanairJAXJANAIR19881988[2]
Janss AirwaysUtahSalt Lake City19661969Renamed to Sun Valley Airlines[3]
JeffersonMinnesotaMinneapolis19281928Operated Ford Trimotor[4]
Jet 24FloridaTJJTSMiami19791986
Jet AlaskaAlaskaAnchorage19851985[5]
Jet AmericaCaliforniaSIJETLong Beach19811987Merged into Alaska Airlines
Jet AviationBZFBIZFLEET19991999[6]
Jet CharterJCTJET CHARTER19971998[7][8]
Jet Charter JetsNevadaLas Vegas McCarran19941994[9]
Jet CourierOhioDWWDON JUANCincinnati/Northern Kentucky19741985Renamed to Wright International Express[10]
Jet East InternationalTexasJEDJET EASTDallas Love Field19832000Renamed to Express One International[11]
Jet ExpressVirginiaJIJEXJETEXCharlottesville–Albemarle19831993Established as Bader Express. Become the last Midway Airlines [12]
Jet Fleet International AirlinesTexasJFCJET-FLEETDallas/Fort Worth19691992[13]
Jet Freight CargoFloridaJEDJET EASTMiami19771980Renamed to Concord[14]
Jet Hansa CorporationFloridaXWWRCWest Palm Beach19671975Charter flights. Operated Hansa Jet. Renamed to Walker’s Cay Airlines[15]
Jet U.S.MichiganDetroit19931993Operated one week[16]
Jet WayMichiganJWYWillow Run1970s1984Acquired by Kalitta Air[17]
JetAmericaFloridaJ1BSKBISCAYNEToledo Express20072009As Air Azul
Jetstream International AirlinesOhioVNAJETSTREAM INTERNATIONALDayton19831995Established as Vee Neal Airlines. Renamed to PSA Airlines[18]
JetTrainNew YorkJTNJETTRAINNewark Liberty19941996Established as AirTrain Airlines[19]
JetWestColoradoDenver19691970Absorbed by Frontier Airlines (1950–1986)
Jetwest InternationalCaliforniaLos Angeles19941995Charter operator[20]
Jetwest International AirwaysNevadaLas Vegas McCarran19811982Renamed to Sunworld International[21]
JetwingscoFloridaFort Myers20012004Operated Cessna Citation I, Gulfstream III[22]
Jim Dodson Air ServiceAlaskaAnchorage19371943Acquired by Ray Petersen Flying Service[23]
Jim Hankins Air ServicesMississippiHQHKNHANKINSJackson19582009[24]
Johnson AirwaysLouisianaNew Orleans19321933Established as The Gulf Coast Airlines[25]
Johnson Flying ServiceMontanaJFJFJOHNSON SERVICEMissoula19241975Sold to Evergreen Helicopters in 1975 to create Evergreen International Airlines
Jolly Voyager Travel Club19701974Air travel club. Operated DC-7[26]
Juneau Air ServiceAlaskaJuneau19801980Renamed to Ward Air[27]
Juneau Air Taxi ServiceAlaskaJuneau19531951Renamed to Loken Air Charter[28]
K
K-T Flying ServiceHawaiiHonolulu19341941Founded by Charles Knox and Robert Tyce[29]
Kahili Airlines (Trans National Airlines of Hawaii)HawaiiNXHonolulu19791981[30]
Kansas City Southern SkywaysKansasNXKansas City19451949Cargo carrier. Operated C-47[31][32]
Kenai Air AlaskaAlaskaKenai19781987Established as Kenai Air Service[33]
Kenai Air ServiceAlaskaKenai19771978Founded by Vernon L. Lofsted. Renamed to Kenai Air Alaska[34]
Kenai Aviation 2025
Kenmore Air HarborWashingtonKenmore19461981Renamed to Kenmore Air[35]
KentuckySkiesKentuckyOwensboro–Daviess20092012A Pacific Wings subsidiary
Ketchikan Air ServiceAlaska6SKetchikan19971998Acquired by Taquan Air[36]
Ketchikan AirwaysAlaskaKetchikan19331993Established as Pioneer Airways[37]
Key AirUtahKEYKEY AIRSalt Lake City19871989Charter carrier[38]
Key AirlinesIdahoKWYKEYAIRSavannah/Hilton Head19691993Established as Thunderbird Airlines
Key West AirlinesFloridaKey West19801981[39]
Keyway Air TransportRhein-Main Air Base19861992
KeyWest Seaplane ServiceFloridaKey West19761997Adventure tours carrier. Operated Cessna 206[40]
King AirlinesTexasWichita Falls19651972Commuter air services. Operated Aero Commander 680, Piper Aztec, Cherokee Six[41]
Kingman AviationArizonaKingman19731982[42]
Kitty Hawk AircargoIndianaKRKHAKITTYHAWKFort Wayne19852008Formed as Kitty Hawk Airways
Kitty Hawk AirwaysTexas2KKHADallas Love Field19781990
Kitty Hawk InternationalMichiganCBCKSCincinnati/Northern Kentucky19992000To Kalitta Air
Kiwi International Air LinesNew JerseyKPKIAKIWI AIRNewark Liberty19921999Went bankrupt
Knowles Air-WaysMichiganFlint19331935Operated Ford Trimotor[43]
Kobrin AirwaysNew JerseyPrinceton19821982Operated Piper Navajo[44]
Kodiak AirwaysAlaskaKodiak19601973Merged with Western Alaska Airlines[45]
Kodiak Island AirAlaskaKodiak19951998[46]
Kodiak Western Alaska AirlineAlaskaKodiak19731982Formed by the merger of Kodiak Airways and Western Alaska Airlines. Operated Grumman Goose[47]
L
L.A.B. Flying ServiceAlaskaJALABLABHaines19562008
L'Express AirlinesLouisianaLEXLEXNew Orleans Louis Armstrong19891992
LA HelicopterCaliforniaLos Angeles19861989Operated Ecureuil 2[48]
La Posada AirwaysTexasLaredo19671969Scheduled commuter services. Operated Britten-Norman Islander[49]
Lake Central AirlinesIndianaLCCleveland Hopkins19501968Began as Turner Airlines. To Allegheny Airlines
Lake Geneva AirwaysWisconsinLake Geneva19701973[50]
Lake Havasu Air ServicesArizonaHCAHAVASULake Havasu City1970s1970sRegional carrier[51]
Lake State AirwaysMinnesotaNTNew Ulm19771979Renamed to Midwest Aviation[52]
Lake Union Air ServiceWashingtonLake Union Seaplane Base19461993To Kenmore Air[53]
Lakeland AirlinesWisconsinYQLKLLAKELANDRice Lake19801984
Laker Airways Inc.Florida6FLKRLAKERFort Lauderdale19951999Was a US-registered airline established as a sister company to Laker Airways Bahamas [54]
Lance Air TransportFlorida19621965Operated C-46, DC-6A, DC-7[55]
Landair International AirlinesBNC2919941994Renamed to Forward Air International Airlines[56]
Lang AireNevadaLas Vegas19941998Cargo carrier[57]
Laredo AirTexasLRDLAREDO AIRLaredo19881989[58]
Larry’s Flying ServiceJ619822006[59]
Las Vegas AirlinesNevada6GEERLas Vegas McCarran19731987[60]
Laughlin ExpressNevadaLEPLAUGHLIN EXPRESSLaughlin/Bullhead19921992[61]
Lavery AirwaysAlaskaFairbanks19351987Founded by William L. "Bill" Lavery. To Alaska Star Airlines[62]
Lawrence AviationLARLAWRENCE19921992[63]
LB Ltd.LBLAB19992000Established as Princess Vacations by Sir Freddie Laker. Renamed to the original Princess Vacations[64]
Lear JeTravelNevadaReno Stead19681969Operated Learjet 23 and Learjet 24[65]
Lebanon Airport Development Corp.New HampshireLADLADCO-AIRLebanon19751976Operated Aero Commander[66]
Leconte AirlinesLCALECONTE19811981[67]
Legend AirlinesTexasLCLGDLEGENDARYDallas Love Field19962000Flights commenced in 2000; went bankrupt[68]
Leisure AirNorth CarolinaL8LWDLEISURE WORLDChicago O'Hare19921995
Lemco Flying Services19601964Renamed to Chatham Airlines[69]
Liberty AirAlaskaAnchorage19841984Formed by the purchase and merger of Air North and Valdez Airlines[70]
Liberty AirlinesOhioToledo Express19821983Operated Beech Baron and Convair 440[71]
Liberty Express AirlinesPennsylvaniaPittsburgh19941997To Air Midwest
Licon Airways19331934[72]
Lincoln Air Service19281932[73]
Lincoln AirlinesLUXFREEBIRD19891990[74]
Lindsay AviationLSYLINDSAY AIR20042006[75]
Lisle Air ServiceCaliforniaFresno Chandler19651967Commuter services. Operated Cessna 206[76]
Livemercial AviationDelawareWilmington20082012Charter carrier [77]
LogairOhioLOGAIRWright-Patterson AFB19541992Air Force cargo virtual airline
Loening AirIdahoBoise19631970Commuter service. Operated Cessna 411[78]
Loken Air CharterAlaskaJuneau19611964Established as Juneau Air Taxi Service. Merged with Channel Flying Service[79]
Loken AviationAlaskaJuneau19541997Renamed to Alaska Seaplanes[80]
Lon’s Flying ServiceAlaskaPetersburg Johnson19671967Renamed to Alaska Island Air. Operated DHC-2[81]
Lone Star Air Cargo LinesTexasDallas Love Field19461947irregular air carrier
Lone Star AirlinesTexasADLSSLONESTARDallas/Fort Worth19841998Established as Exec Express II
Long Island AirlinesNew YorkYLORALONG ISLANDFarmingdale19871991Established as Montauk Caribbean Airways. Sold and renamed Executive Airlines[82]
Longhorn AirlinesTexasFort Worth Meacham19651971Commuter air services. Operated Piper Cherokee[83]
LorAirArizonaLORTucson19952001Charter carrier [84]
Los Angeles Air ServiceCaliforniaLos Angeles19461960Supplemental air carrier. Owned by Kirk Kerkorian from 1948. Renamed to Trans International Airlines in 1960
Los Angeles Air Taxi ServiceCaliforniaLos Angeles19651970Operated de Havilland Dove, Beech 18, Aero Commander 680[85]
Los Angeles AirwaysCaliforniaGrand Central Airport19271928[86]
Los Angeles AirwaysCaliforniaLXLOS ANGELESLos Angeles19471971
Los Angeles-San Diego Air LineCaliforniaLos Angeles19251925Established by Ryan Airline. First scheduled airline in US[87]
Louisa Flying ServiceVirginiaLouisa19952005[88]
Louisiana AircraftNew MexicoAlbuquerque19412003Services for the U. S. Government. Renamed to Ross Aviation[89]
Lubbock-Amarillo Armored ServiceTexasLubbock19671971Urgent deliveries carrier, Operated Piper Navajo[90]
Lucerne AirwaysCaliforniaOakland19311931[91]
Ludington AirlinePennsylvaniaCleveland Hopkins19291933
Luthi AviationNorth DakotaFargo19721974Operated Beech C-45, Renamed to Sizer Airways[92]
Lynch Flying ServiceMontanaLCHLYNCH AIR19671996Commuter services. Operated Cessna 310, Cessna 337[93]
Lynx Air InternationalFloridaLXFLYNX FLIGHTFort Lauderdale19892009
Lynx AviationColoradoL3SSXSHASTADenver20062011
M
Mac Dan AviationNew JerseyMCNMAC DANCaldwell20042006[94]
MAC HelicoptersTexas19731973[95]
MAC McMullen AirwaysFloridaTampa19201931Daily passenger services. Operated Stinson[96]
Mackey AirlinesFloridaMKMKFort Lauderdale19531967To Eastern Air Lines. Founder started Mackey International in 1968
Mackey InternationalFloridaMIMIFort Lauderdale19681981DBA Mackey International Air Taxi, then Mackey International Air Commuter then Mackey International Airlines
Maddux Air LinesCaliforniaMines Field19271929Merged with Transcontinental Air Transport to form TAT Maddux Air Lines
Magic Carpet Air19611972Air travel club. Renamed to Traventure Air Travel Club. Operated Convair 440[97]
Mahalo AirHawaiiBMMLHMAHALOHonolulu19931997
Main Flying Services19301931[98]
Maine AirMaineBangor19821983Operated Piper Aircraft[99]
Maine Air Cargo ExpressMaine19481949[100]
Maine Air TransportMaineMATMAINE AIR19321933[101]
Maine AviationMaineMATPortland Jetport19622002[102]
Maine Coast AirwaysMaine19831992[103]
Maine State AirwaysMaineAugusta19311931[104]
Majestic AirFloridaQTPIAMiami19881989Renamed to Carnival Air Lines. Operated a single Boeing 707-100[105]
Majestic AirlinesUtah2JMAJMAGIC AIRSalt Lake City19881997Operated Beech 99[106]
Makani Kai AirHawaiiHonolulu19982020Merged into Mokulele Airlines[107]
Mall AirwaysNew YorkGHMLSMALL AIRWAYSAlbany19731989Merged into Business Express Airlines
Mamer Air TransportWashingtonFelts Field[108]19291932Operated Ford Trimotor[109]
Manhattan AirlinesNew YorkSyracuse19741976Operated DC-3[110]
Mannion Air CharterMichiganWillow Run1950s1980sOperated DC-3 and Beech C-45[111][112]
Manufacturers Air TransportIllinoisChicago Midway19671973Operated C-47, Cessna 206 and Cessna 310[113]
Marco Island AirwaysFloridaLSMiami19731986Merged into Provincetown-Boston Airlines
Marine AirwaysAlaskaJuneau19361939Merged with Alaska Air Transport to form Alaska Coastal Airlines[114]
Mario’s AirFloridaM2Miami-Opa-locka19952006Operated DC-3[115]
MarkAirAlaskaBFMRKMARKAIRAnchorage19461995Merged into Northern Air Cargo
MarkAir ExpressAlaskaBFMRXSPEEDMARKBethel19871996Established as Hermens Air. Acquired by MarkAir in 1987 [116]
Marquette Airlines19381941To Trans World Airlines[117]
Marsh AirwaysAlaskaBethel19341935Founded by Ray Petersen[118]
Marshfield AviationMassachusettsMarshfield19671971Operated Cessna 172, Cessna 177 Cardinal, Cessna 337[119]
Martz Air LinesNew YorkBuffalo Niagara19301933Absorbed by American Airways[120]
Maryland AirwaysMaryland19641968Operated Beech 18[121]
Mason & Dixie Air LinesMichiganDetroit19291931[122]
Mass AirMassachusettsBoston19641971Founded by E. Antony. Acquired and merged intoExecutive Airlines[123]
Massachusetts AirlinesMassachusettsBoston19491949[124]
MATS Cargo AirlinesIllinoisChicago O'Hare19721973Scheduled and charter cargo operator [125]
Matson AirlinesCaliforniaSan Francisco19461948Operated DC-4[126]
Maui AirlinesHawaiiKahului19851988[127]
Mauiva Air ToursFloridaKissimmee20102014Renamed ViaAir. Operated Embraer Brasilia[128]
Maverick AirwaysTexasMaverick County19741976[129]
Maverick AirwaysColoradoDenver19961997Founded by Cody Diekroeger. Operated DHC 7[130]
Maverick InternationalNew YorkYGNew York Stewart19771979Operated three Boeing 707. Transported cattle to Iran[131][132]
Mavrik AireAlaskaKenai19982007Bush charter services [133]
Max's Air ServiceWisconsinAppleton19471967Founded by Max Sagunsky. Renamed to Maxair[134]
MAXjet AirwaysVirginiaMYMXJMAX-JETWashington Dulles20032007
May Air XpressTexasMXPBEECHNUT19902004Founded by Thomas W. May[135]
Mayflower AirlinesMassachusetts Boston19361945Absorbed by Northeast Airlines
McClain AirlinesArizonaPhoenix Sky Harbor19841987
McCollum AviationIllinois19391986[136]
McCulloch International AirlinesCaliforniaLong Beach19701977McCulloch Properties bought Vance International Airways and merged w/ own operation.
McCulloch PropertiesCaliforniaLong Beach19641970Aircraft had "Lake Havasu City" titles. Merged into McCulloch International Airlines.
McGee AirwaysAlaskaAnchorage19321934Merged with Star Air Service
McKinley Air ServiceAlaskaTalkeetna20032003Operated Cessna 185[137]
Mel Air19631971Operated Cessna 402, Piper Aztec, Piper Apache[138]
Mercer AirlinesCaliforniaBurbank1950s1975intrastate airline and uncertificated carrier. Became Pacific American Airlines in 1975.
Mercury Air LinesCaliforniaWest Los Angeles19191921Operated Junkers-Larsen JL-6[139]
Mercury AirlinesTexasHouston-Hobby19461947[140]
Meridian Air Cargo19751979Established as Key Brothers Flying Service[141]
Merlin ExpressTexasMEISan Antonio19962000Established as SAT-Air. Renamed to Merlin Airways. Operated Swearingen Metroliner[142]
Merrimack Air SystemMassachusettsLawrence19751978Moved to Bedford and renamed to Merimack Airlines[143]
Merrimack AirlinesMassachusettsZEHanscom Field19781980Merged with New Jersey Airlines[144]
Mesaba AirlinesTennesseeXJMESMESABAMemphis19442012Merged into Pinnacle Airlines
Methow AviationWashingtonMERMETHOW19892006[145]
MetJetWisconsinGreen Bay–Austin Straubel20132013[146]
Meteor Air TransportNew YorkTeterboro19461958Supplemental air carrier; ceased operation after IRS seized assets.
Metro Air NortheastNew YorkSSMNENORTHEASTPlattsburgh19891991[147]
Metro AirlinesTexasClear Lake City STOLport19691993Originally Houston Metro Airlines
Metroflight AirlinesPart of Metro Airlines
Metro Express IIMEXEAGLE EXPRESS19841995Established as Eastern Metro Express. Operated Jetstream 31[148]
Metro Express AirlinesGeorgiaEMEEASTERN METROAtlanta19841991[149]
Metro International AirwaysNew YorkFTNew York Kennedy19811983Passenger division of Flying Tiger Line. Operated Boeing 747
MetroJetVirginiaUSUSAUSAIRBaltimore–Washington19982001
Metropolitan Air Ferry ServiceNew YorkNewark19311931Operated Ford Trimotor[150]
MGM Grand AirCaliforniaMGMGMGRAND AIRMinneapolis–Saint Paul19871995To Champion Air
Miami Air CharterFloridaHURHURRICANE CHARTERMiami19871995Renamed to Nations Air Express[151]
Miami Air InternationalFloridaLLBSKBISCAYNEMiami19902020[152]
Miami Air LeaseFloridaMGMGDMIAMI AIRMiami19991999[153]
Miami AirlinesFloridaMiami19601961[154]
Miami Executive AviationFloridaMiami19971999[155]
Miami Seaplane ServiceFloridaMiami Seaplane Base19331933[156]
Miami Valley AviationOhioOWLNIGHT OWLMiddletown19982006Established as Hoganair[157]
Miami-Key West AirwaysFloridaMiami19371938[158]
Michigan Air ExpressMichigan19301931[159]
Michigan AirwaysMichigan19821989Established as Emmet County Aviation. Acquired by Drummond Island Air[160]
Michigan Central AirlinesMichiganBishop19381938[161]
Michigan Peninsular AirwaysMichiganWillow Run19781981Operated DC-8[162]
Michigan Trade WindsMichigan19681968[163]
Mid Pacific AirHawaiiHOMPAMID PACHonolulu19811995
Mid Pacific CargoIndianaPFMPALafayette19991999[164]
Mid South Airways19401940[165]
Mid-America AirlinesIllinoisPeoria19701970Operated Martin 2-0-2[166]
Mid-American Air TransportKansas19671971Operated Beech 18[167]
Mid-Atlantic FreightNorth CarolinaMDCNIGHT SHIPPiedmont Triad19902005Acquired by Martinaire in 2005 [168]
Mid-Coast AirwaysMaineRockland19601968Renamed to Downeast Airlines[169]
Mid-Continent Air ExpressColoradoDenver Stapleton19291931Operated Fokker Super Universal. Acquired by Western Air Express[170]
Mid-Continent AirlinesIowaSioux Gateway19381952Established as Hanfords Tri-State Airlines in 1928. Acquired by Braniff[171]
Mid-Continent Airlines19641964[172]
Mid-Continent AirlinesTennesseeMemphis19691970Operated Cessna 402[173]
Mid-Continent AirlinesOklahomaHalliburton Field19721974Operated Piper Aircraft[174]
Mid-Continent Airlines19801982Funded by Terry Hudik and Mike Gedmin. Renamed to American Central Airlines[175]
Mid-Hudson Airline19511966Renamed to Command Airways[176]
Mid-South Airlines19791983Established as Resort Commuter Airlines. Renamed to Air Virginia[177]
Mid-West AirwaysIowaDes Moines19291931Renamed to Des Moines Airways[178]
Mid-West AirlinesIowaDes Moines19491952Local service airline, briefly owned by Purdue University. Completely unrelated to the later Midwest Airlines of Wisconsin.
MidAtlantic AirwaysPennsylvaniaBKPDCPittsburgh20022006
Midcontinent AirlinesNebraskaCTMCACONTINAIROmaha19861989Began as AAA Airlines. Operated as Braniff Express[179]
Midet AviationFloridaPalm Beach19381956Acquired by Mackey Airlines[180]
Midnight ExpressGeorgiaAtlanta19831988[181]
Midstate AirlinesWisconsinIUMISMIDSTATECentral Wisconsin19641989To Sentry Insurance
Midway Airlines (1976–1991)IllinoisMLMDWMIDWAYChicago Midway19761991
Midway ConnectionXAPMID-TOWN1987
Midway Metrolink19831985Operated DC-9-30[182]
Midway ExpressFloridaFLAPALMMiami19841990Operated former Air Florida Boeing 737[183]
Midway Airlines (1993–2003)North CarolinaJIMDWMIDWAYChicago Midway19932003
Midway AviationTexasDallas Love Field19961996Acquired by Airnet Express[184]
Midwest Air CharterOhioAOHAIR OHIOWilmington, Ohio19701980Acquired by Airborne Freight Corporation, became Airborne Express, today's ABX Air
Midwest AirlinesWisconsinYXMEPMIDEXMilwaukee Mitchell20022010Merged with Frontier Airlines, completely unrelated to earlier Mid-West Airlines.
Midwest ConnectYXMEPMIDEX1994Regional airline associate of Midwest Airlines
Midwest ExpressYXMEPMIDEX19782002Originally K-C Aviation, renamed to Midwest Airlines
Midwest AirwaysOhioLunken Field
Midwest AviationMinnesotaNew Ulm19731983Operated as Air New Ulm (1973–1977), then as Lake State Airways (1977–1999)
Midwest Commuter AirlinesIndianaIndianapolis19671974[185]
Militair19791980Operated American Eagle Boeing 707 to fly military families[186]
Million Air MontereyCaliforniaSalinas19992012Established as Air Trails. Operated Cessna Citation II, Learjet 35A[187]
Millon AirFloridaOXOXOMILL AIRMiami19831998Operated Boeing 707, CL-44[188]
Mission AirlinesCaliforniaGillespie Field19691982Operated Beech 18[189]
Mississippi Valley AirlinesWisconsinXVMVAVALAIRQuad City19681985Merged with Air Wisconsin
Missouri Air CommuterMissouriKansas City19741978Charter and air taxi. Operated Martin 4-0-4[190]
Modern Air TransportNew JerseyKVMODERNNewark Liberty19461975
Mohawk AirlinesNew YorkMOMOHAWKUtica, New York19451972As Robinson Airlines, to Allegheny Airlines
Mokulele Flight ServiceHawaiiKona19982005Rebranded as Mokulele Airlines[191]
Monarch AirTexasDallas Addison19862017Founded by the Sawtelle family. Operated Cessna Skyhawk[192]
Monarch Air LinesColoradoDenver19461950Merged with Arizona Airways and Challenger Airlines to form Frontier Airlines[193]
Monarch AviationFloridaMiami19771982[194]
Montauk Caribbean AirwaysNew YorkYLORAFarmingdale19601987Sold and renamed Long Island Airlines[195]
Morris AirUtahKNMSSWASATCHSalt Lake City19481994As Morris Air Service, to Southwest Airlines
Mountain Air ExpressColoradoM7MAXPIKES PEAKDenver19961998Sold to Air Wisconsin, formerly owned by Western Pacific Airlines
Mountain AirwaysNew YorkKingston–Ulster19691970Operated BN Islander[196]
Mountain AviationAlaskaSitka19771995Operated amphibious Cessna 185, DHC Beaver[197]
Mountain West AirlinesIdahoFXBoise19791981
Mountain West AirlinesArizonaPhoenix Sky Harbor19951996To Mesa Airlines
Mountainwest AviationArizonaTucson19671981Acquired Sierra Pacific Airlines, Operated Convair 580[198]
MPA Michigan Peninsula AirlinesMichiganMNXATWillow Run19791984Cargo operator[199]
Munz Northern AirlinesAlaskaNome19741983[200]
Mt. McKinley Air FreightAlaskaAnchorage19461949Operated C-47A[201]
Murray AirMichigan5MMUAOakland County19862008Rebranded as National Airlines (N8)[202]
Muse AirTexasMCTSTMUSE AIRDallas Love Field19811986Acquired by Southwest Airlines and renamed TranStar Airlines
Mustang AirlinesTexasDallas19671977[203][unreliable source?]
Mutual Air LinesCaliforniaLos Angeles19281929Operated Ryan Brougham[204]
Myrtle Beach Jet ExpressSouth CarolinaMyrtle Beach19961999[205]
N
Nantucket AirlinesMassachusettsACKACK AIRHyannis19861989Merged with Cape Air[206]
Nantucket ShuttleMassachusettsHyannis20062011Founded as Horizon Air Charter. Acquired by Island Airlines[207]
Napier Air ServiceAlabamaNAPNAPIERDothan19481991[208]
Naples AirlinesFloridaNaples19601980Merged into Provincetown-Boston Airlines[209]
Nashville EagleTennesseeNashville19871991Acquired AVAir. Merged with Command Airways to become Flagship Airlines[210]
National Air TransportIllinoisChicago Midway19251934
National Airlines (1934–1980)FloridaNANANATIONALMiami19341980Merged into Pan American World Airways
National Airlines (1983–1985)OVNANNATION AIR19831985dba for United Air Carriers, which flew 1982–1983 as "Overseas National Airways"
National Airlines (1999–2002)NevadaN7ROKRED ROCKLas Vegas McCarran19992002
National Airlines / Private Jet ExpeditionsKansas5JPJEPee JayAtlanta19941995
National AirwaysMassachusettsBoston19311940Founded by Paul Collins, Sam Solomon, Amelia Earhart. Operated 2 Stinson Airliner. To Delta Air Lines[211]
National Commuter Airlines Florida Miami 1982 1984 Acquired by Air Florida
National Executive Flight ServiceMassachusettsBoston19601967Renamed to Executive Airlines[212]
National Florida AirlinesFloridaNFAVOYAGERDaytona Beach19811983
National Freight ServiceCaliforniaLos Angeles19451949Renamed to Flying Tigers Airlines. Operated Budd Conestoga, C-46[213]
National Parks AirwaysIdahoSalt Lake City19271937Bought by Western Airlines
National Skyway Freight CorporationCaliforniaLos Angeles19451946Operated Budd Conestoga. Renamed to Flying Tiger Line[214]
Nations AirPennsylvaniaN5NAENATIONS EXPRESSPittsburgh19951998
Nationwide Air Transport ServiceFloridaMiami19461951Cargo carrier[215]
Nationwide AirlinesMichiganDetroit19471952Air mail and passenger service[216]
Nationwide Airlines SoutheastGeorgiaAtlanta19691978Name changed to Air South (Georgia)
Navajo AirlinesArizonaWinslow1930n/aOperated Kreutzer Air Coach[217]
Nenana Fuel CompanyAlaskaFairbanks19581992Cargo carrier. Operated C-46, DC-3[218]
Nevada AirlinesCaliforniaLos Angeles Grand Central19291929Operated four Lockheed Vega[217]
Nevada AirlinesNevada19631962Established as Blatz Airlines. Succeeded by Hawthorne-Nevada Airlines in 1964 [219]
New England Air ExpressNew JerseyTeterboro19491952Irregular air carrier shut by CAB in 1952 for mistreating passengers
New England Air TransportMaine20082009
New England Central AirwaysMassachusettsBoston19461947Operated Cessna Bobcat[220]
New England CommuterNew HampshireManchester–Boston19711971Operated Cessna 402[221]
New England & Western Air Transportation Co.MassachusettsWestfield-Barnes19301930
New Haven AirwaysConnecticutHAVEN AIRTweed New Haven19781980Renamed to NewAir[222]
New Jersey Airways19771980Merged into Merrimack Airlines[223]
New Mexico AirlinesArizonaLWNMITSUNAMIAlbuquerque20072015A Pacific Wings subsidiary
New Pacific AirlinesAlaska7HRVFRAVN FLIGHTOntario20212025Subsidiary of former Ravn Alaska[224]
New Orleans Air LinesLouisianaNew Orleans Lakefront19311931[217]
New York & Western AirlinesNew YorkNewark Liberty1931n/aSubsidiary of Pittsburgh Airlines[217]
New York AirNew YorkNYNYAAPPLENew York-LaGuardia19801987To Continental Airlines
New York Air Connection1985Routes feeding New York Air[225]
New York AirwaysNew YorkNYNYANEW YORKNew York-LaGuardia19491979Helicopter services
New York HelicopterNew YorkHDNYHEast 34th Street Heliport19801988
New York Safety AirlinesNew YorkRoosevelt Field19291930Established as Tri-Motor Safety Airlines. Acquired by New York, Rio, and Buenos Aires Line[226]
New York-Newport Air ServiceNew YorkNewark Liberty19221923[217]
New York, Philadelphia & Washington AirwaysNew YorkNewark Liberty19291934Acquired by Eastern Air Transport[217]
New York, Rio, and Buenos Aires LineNew YorkNew York Curtiss19291930To Pan American World Airways
NewAirConnecticutTweed New Haven19801990Established as New Haven Airways[227]
Niemeyer AviationIndiana19721999Founded by Don Neimeyer. Operated Grumman AA-5 Tiger[228]
Noland-Decoto Flying ServiceWashingtonYakima19661998Charter, aerial photography, ambulance service [229]
Nomads Travel ClubMichiganDetroit Metro19652011Oldest air travel club. Operated 727-200[230]
Nome Flying ServiceAlaskaNome19711979[231]
North American AirlinesCaliforniaLockheed Air Terminal19521956Name of Twentieth Century Airlines 1952–1956. Part of North American Airlines Group
North American AirlinesFloridaMiami19801982Established as Air Miami. Operated CASA 212[232]
North American AirlinesGeorgiaNANAONORTH AMERICANTampa19892014Went bankrupt
North American Airlines GroupCaliforniaLockheed Air Terminal19491957A combine: rogue virtual airline flying as "North American". "Trans American" 1956–1957
North American AirwaysWisconsinAppleton1930s1930sOperated Stinson Detroiter[217]
North Central AirlinesWisconsinNCNORTH CENTRALChicago O'Hare19441979Merged with Southern Airways to form Republic Airlines (1979-1986)
North Continent AirlinesCaliforniaLong Beach19831991Operated Hamilton Westwind III, Beech 1900, Twin Otter[233]
North Pacific AirlinesAlaskaAnchorage19831992Founded by Roy Musgrove[234]
North Pacific AirlinesWashingtonSeattle–Tacoma19871991Merged with WestAir Commuter Airlines
North Slope Supply CompanyAlaskaAnchorage19691969Went bankrupt[235]
North South AirwaysGeorgiaSPKSPKStatesboro19832003Founded as Diamond Aviation[236]
North Star Air CargoAlaskaSBXSKY BOXAnchorage19892008[237]
North Star GroupNew YorkNew York-LaGuardia1950s combine. Aircraft shown is Caribbean American Lines
Northcoast Executive AirlinesOhio5NNCETOP HATDayton19901991
Northeast AirlinesMassachusettsNEDOWNORTHEASTBoston19401972Founded 1931 as Boston-Maine Airways, merged into Delta Air Lines
Northeast AirlinesMaineNEENORTHEASTPortland Jetport19971999Began as Downeast Express[238]
Northeast Express Regional AirlinesNew Hampshire2VNEEManchester–Boston19741994Went bankrupt
Northeastern International AirwaysFloridaQSQSANORTHEASTERFort Lauderdale-Hollywood19821986
Northern Air ServiceAlaska19301930[239]
Northern Air TransportAlaska19241926Renamed to Wien Airways of Alaska[240]
Northern AirlinesNorth DakotaMinot19281929[217]
Northern AirlinesOhioSt. Marys19681970Operated Beech 18, Twin Otter[241]
Northern AirlinesMinnesotaSt. Paul Downtown19811982Filed for bankruptcy[242]
Northern Consolidated AirlinesAlaskaAnchorage19471968Merged with Wien Airways Alaska Operated DC-3, Short Skyvan
Northern Illinois Commuter AirlinesIllinoisNICILLINOIS COMMUTER19791980Operated Beech 99[243]
Northern International AirlinesNew YorkNew York Kennedy19541966Renamed to Direct Airlines[244]
Northern Star AirlinesIllinoisUOXAPMID TOWNChicago Gary19941995Reorganized as Northern Star Airlines [245]
Northwest AirlinesMinnesotaNWNWANORTHWESTMinneapolis–Saint Paul19342010Formed 1926 as Northwest Airways, merged into Delta Air Lines
Northwest Orient AirlinesRenamed to Northwest Airlines
Northwest AirlinkNWXFLAG SHIP19842010
Northwest Sky FerryWashingtonFriday Harbor20072014Established as Rugby Aviation in 1999. Merged into San Juan Airlines[246]
O
Oahu & Kauai AirlinesHawaiiHonolulu19761976Operated Cessna 402[247]
Oak Harbor AirlinesWashingtonOak Harbor19711974Renamed to Harbor Airlines[248]
Ocean AirwaysFlorida19801980[249]
Ocean Reef AirwaysFloridaKey Largo19701982Merged into Provincetown-Boston Airlines[250]
Ocean WingsMassachusettsTUKTUCKERNUCKNantucket19902002To Island Airlines[251]
Ocean Air TradewaysNew York19461950Original name of United States Overseas Airlines
OceanairPuerto RicoTJ1970s1980sTo Trans Commuter Airline
Odyssey TransportNevadaLas Vegas McCarran19982002Cargo operator[252]
Okair (Oaha and Kauai Airlines)HawaiiYQHonolulu19751980[217]
Oklahoma Short Line AirwaysOklahomaTulsa19301931Founded by L H Atkinson. Operated Ryan Brougham[217]
Oklahoma-Texas Air LineOklahomaOklahoma City19291932[217]
Olson Air ServiceAlaska4BNome19872006[253]
Omaha Aviation CommuterNebraskaOmaha19791980[254]
Omega Air CargoFloridaFort Lauderdale–Hollywood20042004Renamed to Focus Air Cargo[255]
Omni Air ExpressOklahomaOMNI-EXPRESSTulsa19931997Renamed Omni Air International[256]
Omni AirlinesArizonaOEFlagstaff Pulliam19771981Renamed to Arizona Pacific Airlines[257]
Omniflight HelicoptersTexasAddison19622011Acquired by Air Methods[258]
ONAT (Orvis Nelson Air Transport Company)CaliforniaOEOakland19461946Renamed to Transocean Air Lines[259]
Oneida County AviationNew YorkOneida County19751976Renamed to Empire Airlines[260]
OneJetPennsylvaniaJ1Pittsburgh20152018Established as PrimAir[261]
ONG AirlinesIllinoisChicago Meigs Field20152018Founded by William Armitage Ong. Established as PrimAir[262]
Orange AirFloridaU3ORNORANGE JETOrlando Sanford20112017Charter operator[263]
Orion AirNorth CarolinaHSTAGTAGGELouisville19811989Originally Zantop Airways. Assets sold to Ryan International
Orion AirwaysMissouriSt. Louis Lambert19711971Third-level services[264]
Orlando AirlinesFloridaOrlando19431947Renamed to Florida Airways[265]
Oscar Winchell Air ServiceAlaskaAnchorage19311932Founded by Oscar Winchell[266]
Otis Spunkmeyer AirCaliforniaOakland19901999Established as Sentimental Journeys Aviation. Operated DC-3[267]
Otter AirWashingtonSeattle Lake Union Seaplane Base19851986Scheduled and charter seaplane services. Acquired by Kenmore Air[268]
Overland AirwaysOklahomaAlameda19291932[217]
Overseas International DistributorsCaliforniaVan Nuys19781979Renamed to Ginny Aviation. Operated Boeing 720[269]
Overseas National AirwaysNew YorkOVOVLibertyNew York Kennedy19461978The original version.
Overseas National Airways (second version)New YorkOVONAONAIRNew York Kennedy19821983dba for United Air Carriers, operated as "National Airlines" 1983–1985
Owensboro AviationKentuckyOwensboro–Daviess19641974Founded by L.S. Cox. Renamed to Air Kentucky[270]
Oxnard Sky FreightCaliforniaOxnard19461951Founded 24 November 1946 as partnership in Ventura County by Voyle Banks, Ralph Hicks & Melvin Hicks[271]
Ozark Air LinesMissouriOZOZAOZARKSt Louis Lambert International Airport19501986To Trans World Airlines
Ozark Air Lines (1998)MissouriOZROklahoma Will Rogers19982001To Great Plains Airlines
P
P & M Flying ServicesMainePAZPAPA MIKEPresque Isle19651968Founded by John C. Philbrick. Renamed to Aroostook Airways[272]
P & N Flight and CharterIndianaMarion19951996Passenger and cargo charters [273]
PAC AirMassachusettsPCRPACAIRProvincetown19891989Owned by Arthur Pearson. Sold to San Juan Airlines[274]
Pace AirlinesNorth CarolinaY5PCEPACEWinston-Salem Smith Reynolds19962002To Hooters Air
Pacific Air CharterCaliforniaPRCPACIFIC CHARTERSan Diego19941996Acquired by Airnet Express[275]
Pacific Air ExpressHawaiiPCFPACIFIC EXPRESSHonolulu19831986[276]
Pacific Air LinesCaliforniaPCPCPACIFICSan Francisco19461968Renamed 1958 from Southwest Airways, merged w/ Bonanza and West Coast to form Air West later renamed Hughes Airwest
Pacific Air TransportCalifornia19261928Merged into Boeing Air Transport, but remained a separate division
Pacific AirwaysAlaska3FKetchikan20002020Operated DHC Beaver floatplane[277]
Pacific Alaska AirlinesAlaskaAWPAKPACIFIC ALASKAFairbanks19721986Operated de Havilland Heron, DC-3, DC-6, Fairchild Packet, B-25 Mitchell[278]
Pacific Alaska AirwaysAlaskaJuneau19321941Merged into Pan American World Airways
Pacific American AirlinesCaliforniaBurbank Hollywood19751978uncertificated carrier follow on from Mercer Airlines
Pacific Cal AirCaliforniaAXPCCOakland19791984[279]
Pacific CargoCaliforniaLos Angeles19851985Operated DC-8-50F [280]
Pacific Coast AirlinesSONICSanta Barbara19811985Established as Apollo Airways[281]Renamed as Pacific Coast Airlines in 1982.[282]
Pacific CorporationDelaware19501979Holding company Used by CIA to control aviation front organizations
Pacific East AirlinesCalifornia6PPCELos Angeles19831984
Pacific ExpressCaliforniaVBWCAChico19821984
Pacific Inter AirFloridaQTPIAMiami19851987Established as Pacific Interstate. Renamed to Bahamas Express[283]
Pacific International AirlinesArizonaPINTucson19951996Established as Sportsflight Airways[284]
Pacific Interstate AirlinesNevadaLas Vegas McCarran19841985Renamed Pacific Inter Air[285]
Pacific Island AviationNorthern Mariana Islands9JPSAPACIFIC ISLESaipan19882005
Pacific Marine AirwaysCaliforniaAvalon19221928Operated two Curtiss HS[217]
Pacific National AirwaysCaliforniaBurbank19801981Established as Air Tours[286]
Pacific Northern AirlinesAlaskaPNSeattle19451967Established as Woodley Airways by Art Woodley in 1932. Renamed to Pacific Northern Airlines. Moved HQ to Seattle in 1951, but remained an Alaska-centric airline. Merged into Western Airlines.
Pacific Northern Airlines (Oregon)Oregon1973Oregon airline from the 1970s unconnected to the original Alaska carrier that merged into Western in 1967
Pacific Ocean AirlinesHawaiiHonolulu19461948[287]
Pacific Overseas AirlinesCaliforniaOntario19461947Established as Industrial Air Transport. Operated C-54 Skymaster. Daily flight to Tokyo[288]
Pacific Seaboard Air LinesCaliforniaMonterey19331935Renamed to Chicago and Southern Air Lines. Operated Bellanca CH-300[217]
Pacific SkywayCalifornia20002003
Pacific Southwest AirlinesCaliforniaPSPSXSMILEYLos Angeles19491988To US Airways
Pacific Western AirwaysUtahSalt Lake City19681969[289]
Pacific WingsArizonaLWNMITSUNAMIAlbuquerque Sunport19742015See also New Mexico Airlines, Georgia Skies, TennesseeSkies, and KentuckySkies
Paklook AirAlaskaFairbanks20032003Founded by Howard Holman and Terry Cratty. Renamed to Servant Air. Operated Cessna 207[290]
Palm Springs AirlinesCaliforniaPalm Springs19361937[291]
Pan Alaska AirwaysAlaskaFairbanks19701973Renamed to Pacific Alaska Airlines. Acquired by Empire Airlines in 1989 [292]
Pan Am Air BridgeFloridaMiami Seaplane Base19961999[293]
Pan American World AirwaysNew YorkPAPAACLIPPERNew York Kennedy19271991Went bankrupt
Pan Am Cargo19631983Subsidiary of Pan American World Airways
Pan Am ExpressRZPXXPAN AMMiami19811991A flight connection code sharing service operated by several air carriers. See also Ransome Airlines
Pan Am Shuttle1986To Delta Shuttle
Pan American Airways (1996–1998)FloridaPNPAACLIPPERMiami19961998Merged with Carnival Air Lines
Pan American Airways (1998–2004)New HampshirePAPAACLIPPERPortsmouth19982004To Boston-Maine Airways
Pan American-Grace AirwaysFloridaPGPG19291969To Braniff International Airways
Panagra AirwaysFlorida7EPGIPANAGRAFort Lauderdale-Hollywood19961999[294]
Panama AirwaysFloridaPanama City–Bay County19901991[295]
Panhandle AirwaysFlorida19761978Operated Beech 18, DC-3[296]
Paradise AirlinesCaliforniaOakland19621964intrastate airline that operated L-049. One of its two founders later founded Holiday Airlines
Paradise AirwaysVirginiaManassas19951997Charter carrier. Renamed to Prestige Airlines[297]
Paradise Island AirlinesFloridaBKPDIPARADISE ISLANDMiami19891999
Paragon AirHawaiiHonolulu19852006Charter operator[298]
Paramount AirlinesCaliforniaBurbank19611962Supplemental air carrier. Originally Paul Mantz Air Services. CAB refused to certificate it in 1962 due to combine activity.
Parks Air LinesIllinoisParks Metropolitan Airport19501950Founded as Parks Air Transport in 1944. Acquired by Ozark Air Lines
Passaat AirlinesFloridaMiami19651967Charter operator[299]
Patriot AirTexasDallas Love Field20012002[300]
Patriot AirlinesCaliforniaP7PAAPATRIOTAIRSan Jose19911994[301]
Paul Mantz Air ServicesCaliforniaBurbank19471961Renamed to Paramount Airlines
Peak AirColoradoAspen19951995Renamed to Aspen Mountain Air[302]
Pearson AircraftWashingtonYEPort Angeles19721981Founded by Earl Pearson. Acquired by San Juan Airlines[303]
Pearson-Alaska AirlinesAlaskaAnchorage19481956Founded by Eric Pearson. Renamed to World Wide Airlines. Operated DC-4, C-46, L-749, L-1049[304]
Peck & Rice AirwaysAlaskaBethel19301939Founded by John Peck and Wyman Rice. Operated Travel Air 6000B[305]
Pegaso AirCaliforniaLos Angeles19851986[306]
Pegasus AirWashingtonBremerton19851986Operated Cessna 172[307]
Peninsula AirwaysCaliforniaSan Carlos19731973[308]
Peninsular Air TransportFloridaMiami19461957Irregular air carrier shut by CAB in 1957 for combine activities
Pennsylvania Air LinesPennsylvaniaBettis Field19301936Merged with Central Airlines to form Pennsylvania Central Airlines[309]
Pennsylvania AirlinesPennsylvaniaHarrisburg19801985Acquired by USAir[310]
Pennsylvania Central AirlinesPennsylvaniaAllegheny County19361948Formed by the merger of Central Airlines and Pennsylvania Airlines. Operated DC-3A. To Capital Airlines
Pennsylvania Commuter AirlinesPennsylvaniaALHarrisburg19701980Established as Harrisburg Commuter. Became an Allegheny Commuter and renamed to Pennsylvania Airlines.[311]
Penobscot AirwaysMaineMillinocket Seaplane Base19491955Founded by Arthur Harjula. Renamed to Stonington Flying Service[312]
People Express Airlines (1980s)New JerseyPEPEXPEOPLE EXPRESSNewark Liberty19811987Merged into Continental Airlines
People Express Airlines (2010s)VirginiaV2RBYRUBYNewport News/Williamsburg20142014
Permian AirwaysTexasMidland19791982Founded by John Andrews and David Glover [313]
Pet AirwaysFloridaSUBSUB AIR20092013
PHH AirKansasWichita19881989Former Ryan Aviation, briefly named PHH Air after parent PHH Group, then renamed Ryan International
Philadelphia Rapid TransitPennsylvaniaPhiladelphia19261926Operated Fokker F.VII[314]
Phoenix AirGeorgiaCartersville20022003[315]
Phoenix AirwaysGeorgiaDeKalb–Peachtree19801981[316]
Pickwick AirwaysCaliforniaLos Angeles19291930Operated Bach Air Yacht
Piedmont Airlines (1948–1989)North CarolinaPIPAIPIEDMONTCharlotte Douglas19481989To US Airways
Pilgrim AirlinesConnecticutPMPMTPILGRIMGroton-New London19601986Acquired by Business Express Airlines
Pine State AirlinesMainePWPXXFrenchville19901999Operated Cessna 402C[317]
Pinehurst AirlinesGeorgiaMQWhispering Pines19731982Operated YS-11, C-47A. Went into bankruptcy due to PATCO[318]
Pinnacle AirlinesMichigan9EFLGFLAGSHIPDetroit Metro20022013Establishes as Express Airlines I. Renamed to Endeavor Air[319]
Pioneer Air LinesTexasHouston-Hobby19461955Merged into Continental Airlines[320]
Pioneer AirlinesColoradoJBPIOPIONEERDenver19761986Establishes as Pioneer Airways. Operated Beech 99[321]
Pioneer AirwaysSouth Dakota19271928Founded by Oscar Winclell. Renamed to Rapid City Airlines. Operated Curtiss Jenny[322]
Pioneer AirwaysAlaskaKetchikan19311931Founded by Vern C. Gorst, Roy F. Jones, C.R. Wright Jones. Renamed to Ketchikan Airways. Operated Curtiss Jenny[323]
Pitcairn AviationNew YorkFloyd Bennett Field19271930Founded by Harold J. Pitcairn. Renamed to Eastern Air Transport[324]
Pittsburgh AirwaysPennsylvaniaAllegheny County19291930Founded by James Condon, Ted Taney. Subsidiary of New York & Western Airlines[217]
Planet AirwaysFloridaPLZPLANETOrlando19952006Began as Airship Airways[325]
Platinum AirlinesFloridaP2PLSMiami19982006
Pocono AirlinesPennsylvania4PPOCPOCONOWilkes-Barre/Scranton19651990Began flying as an Allegheny Commuter, switched to TWA Express in 1989.[326]
Polar AirwaysAlaskaPEAnchorage19681979Operated Aero Commander
Pollack Flying ServiceAlaskaFairbanks19331942Founded by Frank Pollack. Sold to Alaska Star Airlines[327]
Pompano AirwaysFloridaMGFort Lauderdale Executive19831984Subcontract carrier for Air Florida Commuter[328]
Pomona Valley AviationCaliforniaBrackett Field19681975Renamed to Inland Empire Airlines. Operated Piper Navajo, Swearingen Metroliner[329]
Port Angeles Air TransportWashingtonPort Angeles19311931Operated Stinson Detroiter[217]
Potomac AirTexasBKPDCDISTRICTWashington National20012001Renamed to Midatlantic Airways. Operated DHC-8[330]
Precision AirlinesNew HampshireRPPREPRECISIONManchester–Boston19721994Was an Eastern Express carrier. Acquired by Northeast Express in 1989.[331]
Premier Executive Transport ServicesMassachusettsAlleged to be a front organization for the Central Intelligence Agency
President AirlinesCaliforniaBurbank19601962Supplemental air carrier, bought California Eastern Airways certificate. Operated DC-4, DC-6, DC-7[332]
Presidential AirCaliforniaPRDPRESIDENTIALLong Beach19931996Operated Airbus A300[333]
Presidential Airways (scheduled)VirginiaXVWASHINGTON EAGLEWashington Dulles19851989
Presidential ExpressVirginiaCJCJCCOLGANManassas19861989Began as Colgan Airways[334]
Prestige AirwaysNew YorkOJPAINew York Kennedy19951997Established as Paradise Airways in 1990. Operated 727-200[335]
Pride AirLouisianaNINew Orleans19851985Went into bankruptcy
PrimAirPennsylvaniaPittsburgh20092014Rebranded OneJet[336]
Primaris AirlinesNevadaFEWCPWHITECAPLas Vegas McCarran20022009
Prime AirPennsylvaniaClarksville19861987Operated Piper[337]
Prime AirIllinoisMurphysboro19881989[338]
PrinairPuerto RicoPQCOLORBIRD, PRUPonce19661985Established as Aerolíneas de Ponce (Ponce Airlines)
Princeton Air LinkNew JerseyIVPCNPRINCETONPrinceton19861988Operated BN Islander. Went into bankruptcy[339]
Princeton AirwaysNew JerseyPrinceton19781979Operated BN Islander, GAF Nomad[340]
Princeton Aviation CorporationNew JerseyPrinceton19501979Founded by Webster B. Todd and Lawrence Tokash. Participated in the Metro Air Service with A.A. in 1965 [341]
Princeville AirwaysHawaiiHonolulu19801987Renamed to Aloha Island Air. Operated Twin Otter[342]
Private Jet ExpeditionsGeorgia5JPJEPEE JAYAtlanta19891995
Pro AirFloridaMiami19811988[343]
Pro AirWashingtonP9PRHPROHAWKDetroit Young19972000
Profit Express AirlinesNew YorkNew York Kennedy19451985Operated Convair 880[344]
Pronto Aviation ServicesTexasEl Paso19821983Renamed to Atorie Air[345]
Provincetown-Boston AirlinesMassachusettsPTPBAProvincetown19491989
Puertorriqueña de AviaciónPuerto Rico19361941Also known as Aerovías Nacionales de Puerto Rico
Puget Sound AirlinesWashingtonBellingham19691970Formed by the merger of six local airlines. To San Juan Airlines. Operated Beech Expeditor, Cherokee Six[346]
Purdue Aeronautics CorporationIndianaLafayette, IN19491950CAB-certificated scheduled service on Chicago-Lafayette, owned by Purdue University
Purdue Aeronautics CorporationIndianaPURPURDUELafayette, IN19531968Charter operator run by Purdue University
Purdue AirlinesIndianaPURPURDUELafayette, IN19681971Charter operator owned by Stephens Inc. with Purdue University participation

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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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