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

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
Jamaire Arkansas Harrell Field 1979 1982 [1]
Janair JAX JANAIR 1988 1988 [2]
Janss Airways Utah Salt Lake City 1966 1969 Renamed to Sun Valley Airlines[3]
Jefferson Minnesota Minneapolis 1928 1928 Operated Ford Trimotor[4]
Jet 24 Florida TJ JTS Miami 1979 1986
Jet Alaska Alaska Anchorage 1985 1985 [5]
Jet America California SI JET Long Beach 1981 1987 Merged into Alaska Airlines
Jet Aviation BZF BIZFLEET 1999 1999 [6]
Jet Charter JCT JET CHARTER 1997 1998 [7][8]
Jet Charter Jets Nevada Las Vegas McCarran 1994 1994 [9]
Jet Courier Ohio DWW DON JUAN Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky 1974 1985 Renamed to Wright International Express[10]
Jet East International Texas JED JET EAST Dallas Love Field 1983 2000 Renamed to Express One International[11]
Jet Express Virginia JI JEX JETEX Charlottesville–Albemarle 1983 1993 Established as Bader Express. Become the last Midway Airlines [12]
Jet Fleet International Airlines Texas JFC JET-FLEET Dallas/Fort Worth 1969 1992 [13]
Jet Freight Cargo Florida JED JET EAST Miami 1977 1980 Renamed to Concord[14]
Jet Hansa Corporation Florida XW WRC West Palm Beach 1967 1975 Charter flights. Operated Hansa Jet. Renamed to Walker’s Cay Airlines[15]
Jet U.S. Michigan Detroit 1993 1993 Operated one week[16]
Jet Way Michigan JWY Willow Run 1970s 1984 Acquired by Kalitta Air[17]
JetAmerica Florida J1 BSK BISCAYNE Toledo Express 2007 2009 As Air Azul
Jetstream International Airlines Ohio VNA JETSTREAM INTERNATIONAL Dayton 1983 1995 Established as Vee Neal Airlines. Renamed to PSA Airlines[18]
JetTrain New York JTN JETTRAIN Newark Liberty 1994 1996 Established as AirTrain Airlines[19]
JetWest Colorado Denver 1969 1970 Absorbed by Frontier Airlines (1950–1986)
Jetwest International California Los Angeles 1994 1995 Charter operator[20]
Jetwest International Airways Nevada Las Vegas McCarran 1981 1982 Renamed to Sunworld International[21]
Jetwingsco Florida Fort Myers 2001 2004 Operated Cessna Citation I, Gulfstream III[22]
Jim Dodson Air Service Alaska Anchorage 1937 1943 Acquired by Ray Petersen Flying Service[23]
Jim Hankins Air Services Mississippi HQ HKN HANKINS Jackson 1958 2009 [24]
Johnson Airways Louisiana New Orleans 1932 1933 Established as The Gulf Coast Airlines[25]
Johnson Flying Service Montana JF JF JOHNSON SERVICE Missoula 1924 1975 Sold to Evergreen Helicopters in 1975 to create Evergreen International Airlines
Jolly Voyager Travel Club 1970 1974 Air travel club. Operated DC-7[26]
Juneau Air Service Alaska Juneau 1980 1980 Renamed to Ward Air[27]
Juneau Air Taxi Service Alaska Juneau 1953 1951 Renamed to Loken Air Charter[28]
K
K-T Flying Service Hawaii Honolulu 1934 1941 Founded by Charles Knox and Robert Tyce[29]
Kahili Airlines (Trans National Airlines of Hawaii) Hawaii NX Honolulu 1979 1981 [30]
Kansas City Southern Skyways Kansas NX Kansas City 1945 1949 Cargo carrier. Operated C-47[31][32]
Kenai Air Alaska Alaska Kenai 1978 1987 Established as Kenai Air Service[33]
Kenai Air Service Alaska Kenai 1977 1978 Founded by Vernon L. Lofsted. Renamed to Kenai Air Alaska[34]
Kenmore Air Harbor Washington Kenmore 1946 1981 Renamed to Kenmore Air[35]
KentuckySkies Kentucky Owensboro–Daviess 2009 2012 A Pacific Wings subsidiary
Ketchikan Air Service Alaska 6S Ketchikan 1997 1998 Acquired by Taquan Air[36]
Ketchikan Airways Alaska Ketchikan 1933 1993 Established as Pioneer Airways[37]
Key Air Utah KEY KEY AIR Salt Lake City 1987 1989 Charter carrier[38]
Key Airlines Idaho KWY KEYAIR Savannah/Hilton Head 1969 1993 Established as Thunderbird Airlines
Key West Airlines Florida Key West 1980 1981 [39]
Keyway Air Transport Rhein-Main Air Base 1986 1992
KeyWest Seaplane Service Florida Key West 1976 1997 Adventure tours carrier. Operated Cessna 206[40]
King Airlines Texas Wichita Falls 1965 1972 Commuter air services. Operated Aero Commander 680, Piper Aztec, Cherokee Six[41]
Kingman Aviation Arizona Kingman 1973 1982 [42]
Kitty Hawk Aircargo Indiana KR KHA KITTYHAWK Fort Wayne 1985 2008 Formed as Kitty Hawk Airways
Kitty Hawk Airways Texas 2K KHA Dallas Love Field 1978 1990
Kitty Hawk International Michigan CB CKS Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky 1999 2000 To Kalitta Air
Kiwi International Air Lines New Jersey KP KIA KIWI AIR Newark Liberty 1992 1999 Went bankrupt
Knowles Air-Ways Michigan Flint 1933 1935 Operated Ford Trimotor[43]
Kobrin Airways New Jersey Princeton 1982 1982 Operated Piper Navajo[44]
Kodiak Airways Alaska Kodiak 1960 1973 Merged with Western Alaska Airlines[45]
Kodiak Island Air Alaska Kodiak 1995 1998 [46]
Kodiak Western Alaska Airline Alaska Kodiak 1973 1982 Formed by the merger of Kodiak Airways and Western Alaska Airlines. Operated Grumman Goose[47]
L
L.A.B. Flying Service Alaska JA LAB LAB Haines 1956 2008
L'Express Airlines Louisiana LEX LEX New Orleans Louis Armstrong 1989 1992
LA Helicopter California Los Angeles 1986 1989 Operated Ecureuil 2[48]
La Posada Airways Texas Laredo 1967 1969 Scheduled commuter services. Operated Britten-Norman Islander[49]
Lake Central Airlines Indiana LC Cleveland Hopkins 1950 1968 Began as Turner Airlines. To Allegheny Airlines
Lake Geneva Airways Wisconsin Lake Geneva 1970 1973 [50]
Lake Havasu Air Services Arizona HCA HAVASU Lake Havasu City 1970s 1970s Regional carrier[51]
Lake State Airways Minnesota NT New Ulm 1977 1979 Renamed to Midwest Aviation[52]
Lake Union Air Service Washington Lake Union Seaplane Base 1946 1993 To Kenmore Air[53]
Lakeland Airlines Wisconsin YQ LKL LAKELAND Rice Lake 1980 1984
Laker Airways Inc. Florida 6F LKR LAKER Fort Lauderdale 1995 1999 Was a US-registered airline established as a sister company to Laker Airways Bahamas [54]
Lance Air Transport Florida 1962 1965 Operated C-46, DC-6A, DC-7[55]
Landair International Airlines BN C29 1994 1994 Renamed to Forward Air International Airlines[56]
Lang Aire Nevada Las Vegas 1994 1998 Cargo carrier[57]
Laredo Air Texas LRD LAREDO AIR Laredo 1988 1989 [58]
Larry’s Flying Service J6 1982 2006 [59]
Las Vegas Airlines Nevada 6G EER Las Vegas McCarran 1973 1987 [60]
Laughlin Express Nevada LEP LAUGHLIN EXPRESS Laughlin/Bullhead 1992 1992 [61]
Lavery Airways Alaska Fairbanks 1935 1987 Founded by William L. "Bill" Lavery. To Alaska Star Airlines[62]
Lawrence Aviation LAR LAWRENCE 1992 1992 [63]
LB Ltd. LB LAB 1999 2000 Established as Princess Vacations by Sir Freddie Laker. Renamed to the original Princess Vacations[64]
Lear JeTravel Nevada Reno Stead 1968 1969 Operated Learjet 23 and Learjet 24[65]
Lebanon Airport Development Corp. New Hampshire LAD LADCO-AIR Lebanon 1975 1976 Operated Aero Commander[66]
Leconte Airlines LCA LECONTE 1981 1981 [67]
Legend Airlines Texas LC LGD LEGENDARY Dallas Love Field 1996 2000 Flights commenced in 2000; went bankrupt[68]
Leisure Air North Carolina L8 LWD LEISURE WORLD Chicago O'Hare 1992 1995
Lemco Flying Services 1960 1964 Renamed to Chatham Airlines[69]
Liberty Air Alaska Anchorage 1984 1984 Formed by the purchase and merger of Air North and Valdez Airlines[70]
Liberty Airlines Ohio Toledo Express 1982 1983 Operated Beech Baron and Convair 440[71]
Liberty Express Airlines Pennsylvania Pittsburgh 1994 1997 To Air Midwest
Licon Airways 1933 1934 [72]
Lincoln Air Service 1928 1932 [73]
Lincoln Airlines LUX FREEBIRD 1989 1990 [74]
Lindsay Aviation LSY LINDSAY AIR 2004 2006 [75]
Lisle Air Service California Fresno Chandler 1965 1967 Commuter services. Operated Cessna 206[76]
Livemercial Aviation Delaware Wilmington 2008 2012 Charter carrier [77]
Loening Air Idaho Boise 1963 1970 Commuter service. Operated Cessna 411[78]
Loken Air Charter Alaska Juneau 1961 1964 Established as Juneau Air Taxi Service. Merged with Channel Flying Service[79]
Loken Aviation Alaska Juneau 1954 1997 Renamed to Alaska Seaplanes[80]
Lon’s Flying Service Alaska Petersburg Johnson 1967 1967 Renamed to Alaska Island Air. Operated DHC-2[81]
Lone Star Air Cargo Lines Texas Dallas Love Field 1946 1947 irregular air carrier
Lone Star Airlines Texas AD LSS LONESTAR Dallas/Fort Worth 1984 1998 Established as Exec Express II
Long Island Airlines New York YL ORA LONG ISLAND Farmingdale 1987 1991 Established as Montauk Caribbean Airways. Sold and renamed Executive Airlines[82]
Longhorn Airlines Texas Fort Worth Meacham 1965 1971 Commuter air services. Operated Piper Cherokee[83]
LorAir Arizona LOR Tucson 1995 2001 Charter carrier [84]
Los Angeles Air Service California Los Angeles 1947 1960 Supplemental air carrier. Renamed to Trans International Airlines
Los Angeles Air Taxi Service California Los Angeles 1965 1970 Operated de Havilland Dove, Beech 18, Aero Commander 680[85]
Los Angeles Airways California Grand Central Airport 1927 1928 [86]
Los Angeles Airways California LX LOS ANGELES Los Angeles 1947 1971
Los Angeles-San Diego Air Line California Los Angeles 1925 1925 Established by Ryan Airline. First scheduled airline in US[87]
Louisa Flying Service Virginia Louisa 1995 2005 [88]
Louisiana Aircraft New Mexico Albuquerque 1941 2003 Services for the U. S. Government. Renamed to Ross Aviation[89]
Lubbock-Amarillo Armored Service Texas Lubbock 1967 1971 Urgent deliveries carrier, Operated Piper Navajo[90]
Lucerne Airways California Oakland 1931 1931 [91]
Ludington Airline Pennsylvania Cleveland Hopkins 1929 1933
Luthi Aviation North Dakota Fargo 1972 1974 Operated Beech C-45, Renamed to Sizer Airways[92]
Lynch Flying Service Montana LCH LYNCH AIR 1967 1996 Commuter services. Operated Cessna 310, Cessna 337[93]
Lynx Air International Florida LXF LYNX FLIGHT Fort Lauderdale 1989 2009
Lynx Aviation Colorado L3 SSX SHASTA Denver 2006 2011
M
Mac Dan Aviation New Jersey MCN MAC DAN Caldwell 2004 2006 [94]
MAC Helicopters Texas 1973 1973 [95]
MAC McMullen Airways Florida Tampa 1920 1931 Daily passenger services. Operated Stinson[96]
Mackey Airlines Florida MK MK Fort Lauderdale 1953 1967 To Eastern Air Lines. Founder started Mackey International in 1968
Mackey International Florida MI MI Fort Lauderdale 1968 1981 DBA Mackey International Air Taxi, then Mackey International Air Commuter then Mackey International Airlines
Maddux Air Lines California Mines Field 1927 1929 Merged with Transcontinental Air Transport to form TAT Maddux Air Lines
Magic Carpet Air 1961 1972 Air travel club. Renamed to Traventure Air Travel Club. Operated Convair 440[97]
Mahalo Air Hawaii BM MLH MAHALO Honolulu 1993 1997
Main Flying Services 1930 1931 [98]
Maine Air Maine Bangor 1982 1983 Operated Piper Aircraft[99]
Maine Air Cargo Express Maine 1948 1949 [100]
Maine Air Transport Maine MAT MAINE AIR 1932 1933 [101]
Maine Aviation Maine MAT Portland Jetport 1962 2002 [102]
Maine Coast Airways Maine 1983 1992 [103]
Maine State Airways Maine Augusta 1931 1931 [104]
Majestic Air Florida QT PIA Miami 1988 1989 Renamed to Carnival Air Lines. Operated a single Boeing 707-100[105]
Majestic Airlines Utah 2J MAJ MAGIC AIR Salt Lake City 1988 1997 Operated Beech 99[106]
Makani Kai Air Hawaii Honolulu 1998 2020 Merged into Mokulele Airlines[107]
Mall Airways New York GH MLS MALL AIRWAYS Albany 1973 1989 Merged into Business Express Airlines
Mamer Air Transport Washington Felts Field[108] 1929 1932 Operated Ford Trimotor[109]
Manhattan Airlines New York Syracuse 1974 1976 Operated DC-3[110]
Mannion Air Charter Michigan Willow Run 1950s 1980s Operated DC-3 and Beech C-45[111][112]
Manufacturers Air Transport Illinois Chicago Midway 1967 1973 Operated C-47, Cessna 206 and Cessna 310[113]
Marco Island Airways Florida LS Miami 1973 1986 Merged into Provincetown-Boston Airlines
Marine Airways Alaska Juneau 1936 1939 Merged with Alaska Air Transport to form Alaska Coastal Airlines[114]
Mario’s Air Florida M2 Miami-Opa-locka 1995 2006 Operated DC-3[115]
MarkAir Alaska BF MRK MARKAIR Anchorage 1946 1995 Merged into Northern Air Cargo
Markair Express Alaska 2E MRX SPEEDMARK Bethel 1974 1996 Established as Hermens Air. Acquired by MarkAir in 1987 [116]
Marquette Airlines 1938 1941 To Trans World Airlines[117]
Marsh Airways Alaska Bethel 1934 1935 Founded by Ray Petersen[118]
Marshfield Aviation Massachusetts Marshfield 1967 1971 Operated Cessna 172, Cessna 177 Cardinal, Cessna 337[119]
Martz Air Lines New York Buffalo Niagara 1930 1933 Absorbed by American Airways[120]
Maryland Airways Maryland 1964 1968 Operated Beech 18[121]
Mason & Dixie Air Lines Michigan Detroit 1929 1931 [122]
Mass Air Massachusetts Boston 1964 1971 Founded by E. Antony. Acquired and merged intoExecutive Airlines[123]
Massachusetts Airlines Massachusetts Boston 1949 1949 [124]
MATS Cargo Airlines Illinois Chicago O'Hare 1972 1973 Scheduled and charter cargo operator [125]
Matson Airlines California San Francisco 1946 1948 Operated DC-4[126]
Maui Airlines Hawaii Kahului 1985 1988 [127]
Mauiva Air Tours Florida Kissimmee 2010 2014 Renamed ViaAir. Operated Embraer Brasilia[128]
Maverick Airways Texas Maverick County 1974 1976 [129]
Maverick Airways Colorado Denver 1996 1997 Founded by Cody Diekroeger. Operated DHC 7[130]
Maverick International New York YG New York Stewart 1977 1979 Operated three Boeing 707. Transported cattle to Iran[131][132]
Mavrik Aire Alaska Kenai 1998 2007 Bush charter services [133]
Max's Air Service Wisconsin Appleton 1947 1967 Founded by Max Sagunsky. Renamed to Maxair[134]
MAXjet Airways Virginia MY MXJ MAX-JET Washington Dulles 2003 2007
May Air Xpress Texas MXP BEECHNUT 1990 2004 Founded by Thomas W. May[135]
Mayflower Airlines Massachusetts Boston 1936 1945 Absorbed by Northeast Airlines
McClain Airlines Arizona Phoenix Sky Harbor 1984 1987
McCollum Aviation Illinois 1939 1986 [136]
McCulloch International Airlines California Long Beach 1970 1977 McCulloch Properties bought Vance International Airways and merged w/ own operation.
McCulloch Properties California Long Beach 1964 1970 Aircraft had "Lake Havasu City" titles. Merged into McColluch International Airlines.
McGee Airways Alaska Anchorage 1932 1934 Merged with Star Air Service
McKinley Air Service Alaska Talkeetna 2003 2003 Operated Cessna 185[137]
Mel Air 1963 1971 Operated Cessna 402, Piper Aztec, Piper Apache[138]
Mercer Airlines California Burbank 1950s 1975 intrastate airline and uncertificated carrier. Became Pacific American Airlines in 1975.
Mercury Air Lines California West Los Angeles 1919 1921 Operated Junkers-Larsen JL-6[139]
Mercury Airlines Texas Houston-Hobby 1946 1947 [140]
Meridian Air Cargo 1975 1979 Established as Key Brothers Flying Service[141]
Merlin Express Texas MEI San Antonio 1996 2000 Established as SAT-Air. Renamed to Merlin Airways. Operated Swearingen Metroliner[142]
Merrimack Air System Massachusetts Lawrence 1975 1978 Moved to Bedford and renamed to Merimack Airlines[143]
Merrimack Airlines Massachusetts ZE Hanscom Field 1978 1980 Merged with New Jersey Airlines[144]
Mesaba Airlines Tennessee XJ MES MESABA Memphis 1944 2012 Merged into Pinnacle Airlines
Methow Aviation Washington MER METHOW 1989 2006 [145]
MetJet Wisconsin Green Bay–Austin Straubel 2013 2013 [146]
Meteor Air Transport New York Teterboro 1946 1958 Supplemental air carrier; ceased operation after IRS seized assets.
Metro Air Northeast New York SS MNE NORTHEAST Plattsburgh 1989 1991 [147]
Metro Airlines Texas Clear Lake City STOLport 1969 1993 Originally Houston Metro Airlines
Metroflight Airlines Part of Metro Airlines
Metro Express II MEX EAGLE EXPRESS 1984 1995 Established as Eastern Metro Express. Operated Jetstream 31[148]
Metro Express Airlines Georgia EME EASTERN METRO Atlanta 1984 1991 [149]
Metro International Airlines New York FT New York Kennedy 1980 1983 Passenger division of Flying Tiger Line. Operated Boeing 747[150]
MetroJet Virginia US USA USAIR Baltimore–Washington 1998 2001
Metropolitan Air Ferry Service New York Newark 1931 1931 Operated Ford Trimotor[151]
MGM Grand Air California MG MGM GRAND AIR Minneapolis–Saint Paul 1987 1995 To Champion Air
Miami Air Charter Florida HUR HURRICANE CHARTER Miami 1987 1995 Renamed to Nations Air Express[152]
Miami Air International Florida LL BSK BISCAYNE Miami 1990 2020 [153]
Miami Air Lease Florida MG MGD MIAMI AIR Miami 1999 1999 [154]
Miami Airlines Florida Miami 1960 1961 [155]
Miami Executive Aviation Florida Miami 1997 1999 [156]
Miami Seaplane Service Florida Miami Seaplane Base 1933 1933 [157]
Miami Valley Aviation Ohio OWL NIGHT OWL Middletown 1998 2006 Established as Hoganair[158]
Miami-Key West Airways Florida Miami 1937 1938 [159]
Michigan Air Express Michigan 1930 1931 [160]
Michigan Airways Michigan 1982 1989 Established as Emmet County Aviation. Acquired by Drummond Island Air[161]
Michigan Central Airlines Michigan Bishop 1938 1938 [162]
Michigan Peninsular Airways Michigan Willow Run 1978 1981 Operated DC-8[163]
Michigan Trade Winds Michigan 1968 1968 [164]
Mid Pacific Air Hawaii HO MPA MID PAC Honolulu 1981 1995
Mid Pacific Cargo Indiana PF MPA Lafayette 1999 1999 [165]
Mid South Airways 1940 1940 [166]
Mid-America Airlines Illinois Peoria 1970 1970 Operated Martin 2-0-2[167]
Mid-American Air Transport Kansas 1967 1971 Operated Beech 18[168]
Mid-Atlantic Freight North Carolina MDC NIGHT SHIP Piedmont Triad 1990 2005 Acquired by Martinaire in 2005 [169]
Mid-Coast Airways Maine Rockland 1960 1968 Renamed to Downeast Airlines[170]
Mid-Continent Air Express Colorado Denver Stapleton 1929 1931 Operated Fokker Super Universal. Acquired by Western Air Express[171]
Mid-Continent Airlines Iowa Sioux Gateway 1938 1952 Established as Hanfords Tri-State Airlines in 1928. Acquired by Braniff[172]
Mid-Continent Airlines 1964 1964 [173]
Mid-Continent Airlines Tennessee Memphis 1969 1970 Operated Cessna 402[174]
Mid-Continent Airlines Oklahoma Halliburton Field 1972 1974 Operated Piper Aircraft[175]
Mid-Continent Airlines 1980 1982 Funded by Terry Hudik and Mike Gedmin. Renamed to American Central Airlines[176]
Mid-Hudson Airline 1951 1966 Renamed to Command Airways[177]
Mid-South Airlines 1979 1983 Established as Resort Commuter Airlines. Renamed to Air Virginia[178]
Mid-West Airways Iowa Des Moines 1929 1931 Renamed to Des Moines Airways[179]
Mid-West Airlines Iowa Des Moines 1949 1952 Local service airline, briefly owned by Purdue University. Completely unrelated to the later Midwest Airlines of Wisconsin.
MidAtlantic Airways Pennsylvania BK PDC Pittsburgh 2002 2006
Midcontinent Airlines Nebraska CT MCA CONTINAIR Omaha 1986 1989 Began as AAA Airlines. Operated as Braniff Express[180]
Midet Aviation Florida Palm Beach 1938 1956 Acquired by Mackey Airlines[181]
Midnight Express Georgia Atlanta 1983 1988 [182]
Midstate Airlines Wisconsin IU MIS MIDSTATE Central Wisconsin 1964 1989 To Sentry Insurance
Midway Airlines (1976–1991) Illinois ML MDW MIDWAY Chicago Midway 1976 1991
Midway Connection XAP MID-TOWN 1987
Midway Metrolink 1983 1985 Operated DC-9-30[183]
Midway Express Florida FLA PALM Miami 1984 1990 Operated former Air Florida Boeing 737[184]
Midway Airlines (1993–2003) North Carolina JI MDW MIDWAY Chicago Midway 1993 2003
Midway Aviation Texas Dallas Love Field 1996 1996 Acquired by Airnet Express[185]
Midwest Air Charter Ohio Willoughby 1977 1980 Acquired by Airborne[186]
Midwest Airlines Wisconsin YX MEP MIDEX Milwaukee Mitchell 2002 2010 Merged with Frontier Airlines, completely unrelated to earlier Mid-West Airlines.
Midwest Connect 1994 Regional airline associate of Midwest Airlines
Midwest Express 1978 2002 Originally K-C Aviation, renamed to Midwest Airlines
Midwest Airways Ohio Lunken Field
Midwest Aviation Minnesota New Ulm 1973 1983 Operated as Air New Ulm (1973–1977), then as Lake State Airways (1977–1999)
Midwest Commuter Airlines Indiana Indianapolis 1967 1974 [187]
Militair 1979 1980 Operated American Eagle Boeing 707 to fly military families[188]
Million Air Monterey California Salinas 1999 2012 Established as Air Trails. Operated Cessna Citation II, Learjet 35A[189]
Millon Air Florida OX OXO MILL AIR Miami 1983 1998 Operated Boeing 707, CL-44[190]
Mission Airlines California Gillespie Field 1969 1982 Operated Beech 18[191]
Mississippi Valley Airlines Wisconsin XV MVA VALAIR Quad City 1968 1985 Merged with Air Wisconsin
Missouri Air Commuter Missouri Kansas City 1974 1978 Charter and air taxi. Operated Martin 4-0-4[192]
Modern Air Transport New Jersey KV MODERN Newark Liberty 1946 1975
Mohawk Airlines New York MO MOHAWK Utica, New York 1945 1972 As Robinson Airlines, to Allegheny Airlines
Mokulele Flight Service Hawaii Kona 1998 2005 Rebranded as Mokulele Airlines[193]
Monarch Air Texas Dallas Addison 1986 2017 Founded by the Sawtelle family. Operated Cessna Skyhawk[194]
Monarch Air Lines Colorado Denver 1946 1950 Merged with Arizona Airways and Challenger Airlines to form Frontier Airlines[195]
Monarch Aviation Florida Miami 1977 1982 [196]
Montauk Caribbean Airways New York YL ORA Farmingdale 1960 1987 Sold and renamed Long Island Airlines[197]
Morris Air Utah KN MSS WASATCH Salt Lake City 1948 1994 As Morris Air Service, to Southwest Airlines
Mountain Air Express Colorado M7 MAX PIKES PEAK Denver 1996 1998 Sold to Air Wisconsin, formerly owned by Western Pacific Airlines
Mountain Airways New York Kingston–Ulster 1969 1970 Operated BN Islander[198]
Mountain Aviation Alaska Sitka 1977 1995 Operated amphibious Cessna 185, DHC Beaver[199]
Mountain West Airlines Idaho FX Boise 1979 1981
Mountain West Airlines Arizona Phoenix Sky Harbor 1995 1996 To Mesa Airlines
Mountainwest Aviation Arizona Tucson 1967 1981 Acquired Sierra Pacific Airlines, Operated Convair 580[200]
MPA Michigan Peninsula Airlines Michigan MN XAT Willow Run 1979 1984 Cargo operator[201]
Munz Northern Airlines Alaska Nome 1974 1983 [202]
Mt. McKinley Air Freight Alaska Anchorage 1946 1949 Operated C-47A[203]
Murray Air Michigan 5M MUA Oakland County 1986 2008 Rebranded as National Airlines (N8)[204]
Muse Air Texas MC TST MUSE AIR Dallas Love Field 1981 1986 Acquired by Southwest Airlines and renamed TranStar Airlines
Mustang Airlines Texas Dallas 1967 1977 [205]
Mutual Air Lines California Los Angeles 1928 1929 Operated Ryan Brougham[206]
Myrtle Beach Jet Express South Carolina Myrtle Beach 1996 1999 [207]
N
Nantucket Airlines Massachusetts ACK ACK AIR Hyannis 1986 1989 Merged with Cape Air[208]
Nantucket Shuttle Massachusetts Hyannis 2006 2011 Founded as Horizon Air Charter. Acquired by Island Airlines[209]
Napier Air Service Alabama NAP NAPIER Dothan 1948 1991 [210]
Naples Airlines Florida Naples 1960 1980 Merged into Provincetown-Boston Airlines[211]
Nashville Eagle Tennessee Nashville 1987 1991 Acquired AVAir. Merged with Command Airways to become Flagship Airlines[212]
National Air Transport Illinois Chicago Midway 1925 1934
National Airlines (1934–1980) Florida NA NA NATIONAL Miami 1934 1980 Merged into Pan American World Airways
National Airlines (1983–1985) OV NAN NATION AIR 1983 1985 dba for United Air Carriers, which flew 1982–1983 as "Overseas National Airways"
National Airlines (1999–2002) Nevada N7 ROK RED ROCK Las Vegas McCarran 1999 2002
National Airlines / Private Jet Expeditions Kansas 5J PJE Pee Jay Atlanta 1994 1995
National Airways Massachusetts Boston 1931 1940 Founded by Paul Collins, Sam Solomon, Amelia Earhart. Operated 2 Stinson Airliner. To Delta Air Lines[213]
National Commuter Airlines Florida Miami 1982 1984 Acquired by Air Florida
National Executive Flight Service Massachusetts Boston 1960 1967 Renamed to Executive Airlines[214]
National Florida Airlines Florida NFA VOYAGER Daytona Beach 1981 1983
National Freight Service California Los Angeles 1945 1949 Renamed to Flying Tigers Airlines. Operated Budd Conestoga, C-46[215]
National Parks Airways Idaho Salt Lake City 1927 1937 Bought by Western Airlines
National Skyway Freight Corporation California Los Angeles 1945 1946 Operated Budd Conestoga. Renamed to Flying Tiger Line[216]
Nations Air Pennsylvania N5 NAE NATIONS EXPRESS Pittsburgh 1995 1998
Nationwide Air Transport Service Florida Miami 1946 1951 Cargo carrier[217]
Nationwide Airlines Michigan Detroit 1947 1952 Air mail and passenger service[218]
Nationwide Airlines Southeast Georgia Atlanta 1969 1978 Name changed to Air South (Georgia)
Navajo Airlines Arizona Winslow 1930 n/a Operated Kreutzer Air Coach[219]
Nenana Fuel Company Alaska Fairbanks 1958 1992 Cargo carrier. Operated C-46, DC-3[220]
Nevada Airlines California Los Angeles Grand Central 1929 1929 Operated four Lockheed Vega[219]
Nevada Airlines Nevada 1963 1962 Established as Blatz Airlines. Succeeded by Hawthorne-Nevada Airlines in 1964 [221]
New England Air Express New Jersey Teterboro 1949 1952 Irregular air carrier shut by CAB in 1952 for mistreating passengers
New England Air Transport Maine 2008 2009
New England Central Airways Massachusetts Boston 1946 1947 Operated Cessna Bobcat[222]
New England Commuter New Hampshire Manchester–Boston 1971 1971 Operated Cessna 402[223]
New England & Western Air Transportation Co. Massachusetts Westfield-Barnes 1930 1930
New Haven Airways Connecticut HAVEN AIR Tweed New Haven 1978 1980 Renamed to NewAir[224]
New Jersey Airways 1977 1980 Merged into Merrimack Airlines[225]
New Mexico Airlines Arizona LW NMI TSUNAMI Albuquerque 2007 2015 A Pacific Wings subsidiary
New Orleans Air Lines Louisiana New Orleans Lakefront 1931 1931 [219]
New York & Western Airlines New York Newark Liberty 1931 n/a Subsidiary of Pittsburgh Airlines[219]
New York Air New York NY NYA APPLE New York-LaGuardia 1980 1987 To Continental Airlines
New York Air Connection 1985 Routes feeding New York Air[226]
New York Airways New York NY NYA NEW YORK New York-LaGuardia 1949 1979 Helicopter services
New York Helicopter New York HD NYH East 34th Street Heliport 1980 1988
New York Safety Airlines New York Roosevelt Field 1929 1930 Established as Tri-Motor Safety Airlines. Acquired by New York, Rio, and Buenos Aires Line[227]
New York-Newport Air Service New York Newark Liberty 1922 1923 [219]
New York, Philadelphia & Washington Airways New York Newark Liberty 1929 1934 Acquired by Eastern Air Transport[219]
New York, Rio, and Buenos Aires Line New York New York Curtiss 1929 1930 To Pan American World Airways
NewAir Connecticut Tweed New Haven 1980 1990 Established as New Haven Airways[228]
Niemeyer Aviation Indiana 1972 1999 Founded by Don Neimeyer. Operated Grumman AA-5 Tiger[229]
Noland-Decoto Flying Service Washington Yakima 1966 1998 Charter, aerial photography, ambulance service [230]
Nomads Travel Club Michigan Detroit Metro 1965 2011 Oldest air travel club. Operated 727-200[231]
Nome Flying Service Alaska Nome 1971 1979 [232]
North American Airlines California Lockheed Air Terminal 1952 1956 Name of Twentieth Century Airlines 1952–1956. Part of North American Airlines Group
North American Airlines Florida Miami 1980 1982 Established as Air Miami. Operated CASA 212[233]
North American Airlines Georgia NA NAO NORTH AMERICAN Tampa 1989 2014 Went bankrupt
North American Airlines Group California Lockheed Air Terminal 1949 1957 A combine: rogue virtual airline flying as "North American". "Trans American" 1956–1957
North American Airways Wisconsin Appleton 1930s 1930s Operated Stinson Detroiter[219]
North Central Airlines Wisconsin NC NORTH CENTRAL Chicago O'Hare 1944 1979 Merged with Southern Airways to form Republic Airlines (1979-1986)
North Continent Airlines California Long Beach 1983 1991 Operated Hamilton Westwind III, Beech 1900, Twin Otter[234]
North Pacific Airlines Alaska Anchorage 1983 1992 Founded by Roy Musgrove[235]
North Pacific Airlines Washington Seattle–Tacoma 1987 1991 Merged with WestAir Commuter Airlines
North Slope Supply Company Alaska Anchorage 1969 1969 Went bankrupt[236]
North South Airways Georgia SPK SPK Statesboro 1983 2003 Founded as Diamond Aviation[237]
North Star Air Cargo Alaska SBX SKY BOX Anchorage 1989 2008 [238]
North Star Group New York New York-LaGuardia 1950s combine. Aircraft shown is Caribbean American Lines
Northcoast Executive Airlines Ohio 5N NCE TOP HAT Dayton 1990 1991
Northeast Airlines Massachusetts NE DOW NORTHEAST Boston 1940 1972 Founded 1931 as Boston-Maine Airways, merged into Delta Air Lines
Northeast Airlines Maine NEE NORTHEAST Portland Jetport 1997 1999 Began as Downeast Express[239]
Northeast Express Regional Airlines New Hampshire 2V NEE Manchester–Boston 1974 1994 Went bankrupt
Northeastern International Airways Florida QS QSA NORTHEASTER Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood 1982 1986
Northern Air Service Alaska 1930 1930 [240]
Northern Air Transport Alaska 1924 1926 Renamed to Wien Airways of Alaska[241]
Northern Airlines North Dakota Minot 1928 1929 [219]
Northern Airlines Ohio St. Marys 1968 1970 Operated Beech 18, Twin Otter[242]
Northern Airlines Minnesota St. Paul Downtown 1981 1982 Filed for bankruptcy[243]
Northern Consolidated Airlines Alaska Anchorage 1947 1968 Merged into Wien Airways of Alaska. Operated DC-3, Short Skyvan
Northern Illinois Commuter Airlines Illinois NIC ILLINOIS COMMUTER 1979 1980 Operated Beech 99[244]
Northern International Airlines New York New York Kennedy 1954 1966 Renamed to Direct Airlines[245]
Northern Star Airlines Illinois UO XAP MID TOWN Chicago Gary 1994 1995 Reorganized as Northern Star Airlines [246]
Northwest Airlines Minnesota NW NWA NORTHWEST Minneapolis–Saint Paul 1934 2010 Formed 1926 as Northwest Airways, merged into Delta Air Lines
Northwest Orient Airlines Renamed to Northwest Airlines
Northwest Airlink NWX FLAG SHIP 1984 2010
Northwest Sky Ferry Washington Friday Harbor 2007 2014 Established as Rugby Aviation in 1999. Merged into San Juan Airlines[247]
O
Oahu & Kauai Airlines Hawaii Honolulu 1976 1976 Operated Cessna 402[248]
Oak Harbor Airlines Washington Oak Harbor 1971 1974 Renamed to Harbor Airlines[249]
Ocean Airways Florida 1980 1980 [250]
Ocean Reef Airways Florida Key Largo 1970 1982 Merged into Provincetown-Boston Airlines[251]
Ocean Wings Massachusetts TUK TUCKERNUCK Nantucket 1990 2002 To Island Airlines[252]
Ocean Air Tradeways New York 1946 1950 Original name of United States Overseas Airlines
Oceanair Puerto Rico TJ 1970s 1980s To Trans Commuter Airline
Odyssey Transport Nevada Las Vegas McCarran 1998 2002 Cargo operator[253]
Okair (Oaha and Kauai Airlines) Hawaii YQ Honolulu 1975 1980 [219]
Oklahoma Short Line Airways Oklahoma Tulsa 1930 1931 Founded by L H Atkinson. Operated Ryan Brougham[219]
Oklahoma-Texas Air Line Oklahoma Oklahoma City 1929 1932 [219]
Olson Air Service Alaska 4B Nome 1987 2006 [254]
Omaha Aviation Commuter Nebraska Omaha 1979 1980 [255]
Omega Air Cargo Florida Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood 2004 2004 Renamed to Focus Air Cargo[256]
Omni Air Express Oklahoma OMNI-EXPRESS Tulsa 1993 1997 Renamed Omni Air International[257]
Omni Airlines Arizona OE Flagstaff Pulliam 1977 1981 Renamed to Arizona Pacific Airlines[258]
Omniflight Helicopters Texas Addison 1962 2011 Acquired by Air Methods[259]
ONAT (Orvis Nelson Air Transport Company) California OE Oakland 1946 1946 Renamed to Transocean Air Lines[260]
Oneida County Aviation New York Oneida County 1975 1976 Renamed to Empire Airlines[261]
OneJet Pennsylvania J1 Pittsburgh 2015 2018 Established as PrimAir[262]
ONG Airlines Illinois Chicago Meigs Field 2015 2018 Founded by William Armitage Ong. Established as PrimAir[263]
Orange Air Florida U3 ORN ORANGE JET Orlando Sanford 2011 2017 Charter operator[264]
Orion Air North Carolina HS TAG TAGGE Raleigh–Durham 1980 1989 Sold to Ryan International[265]
Orion Airways Missouri St. Louis Lambert 1971 1971 Third-level services[266]
Orlando Airlines Florida Orlando 1943 1947 Renamed to Florida Airways[267]
Oscar Winchell Air Service Alaska Anchorage 1931 1932 Founded by Oscar Winchell[268]
Otis Spunkmeyer Air California Oakland 1990 1999 Established as Sentimental Journeys Aviation. Operated DC-3[269]
Otter Air Washington Seattle Lake Union Seaplane Base 1985 1986 Scheduled and charter seaplane services. Acquired by Kenmore Air[270]
Overland Airways Oklahoma Alameda 1929 1932 [219]
Overseas International Distributors California Van Nuys 1978 1979 Renamed to Ginny Aviation. Operated Boeing 720[271]
Overseas National Airways New York OV OV Liberty New York Kennedy 1946 1978 The original version.
Overseas National Airways (second version) New York OV ONA ONAIR New York Kennedy 1982 1983 dba for United Air Carriers, operated as "National Airlines" 1983–1985
Owensboro Aviation Kentucky Owensboro–Daviess 1964 1974 Founded by L.S. Cox. Renamed to Air Kentucky[272]
Oxnard Sky Freight California Oxnard 1946 1951 Founded 24 November 1946 as partnership in Ventura County by Voyle Banks, Ralph Hicks & Melvin Hicks[273]
Ozark Air Lines Missouri OZ OZA OZARK St Louis Lambert International Airport 1950 1986 To Trans World Airlines
Ozark Air Lines (1998) Missouri OZR Oklahoma Will Rogers 1998 2001 To Great Plains Airlines
P
P & M Flying Services Maine PAZ PAPA MIKE Presque Isle 1965 1968 Founded by John C. Philbrick. Renamed to Aroostook Airways[274]
P & N Flight and Charter Indiana Marion 1995 1996 Passenger and cargo charters [275]
PAC Air Massachusetts PCR PACAIR Provincetown 1989 1989 Owned by Arthur Pearson. Sold to San Juan Airlines[276]
Pace Airlines North Carolina Y5 PCE PACE Winston-Salem Smith Reynolds 1996 2002 To Hooters Air
Pacific Air Charter California PRC PACIFIC CHARTER San Diego 1994 1996 Acquired by Airnet Express[277]
Pacific Air Express Hawaii PCF PACIFIC EXPRESS Honolulu 1983 1986 [278]
Pacific Air Freight Washington Seattle–Tacoma 1951 1968 Merged with Airborne of California to form Airbourne Freight Company[279]
Pacific Air Lines California PC PC PACIFIC San Francisco 1946 1968 Renamed 1958 from Southwest Airways, merged w/ Bonanza and West Coast to form Air West later renamed Hughes Airwest
Pacific Air Transport California 1926 1928 Merged into Boeing Air Transport, but remained a separate division
Pacific Airways Alaska 3F Ketchikan 2000 2020 Operated DHC Beaver floatplane[280]
Pacific Alaska Airlines Alaska AW PAK PACIFIC ALASKA Fairbanks 1972 1986 Operated de Havilland Heron, DC-3, DC-6, Fairchild Packet, B-25 Mitchell[281]
Pacific Alaska Airways Alaska Juneau 1932 1941 Merged into Pan American World Airways
Pacific American Airlines California Burbank Hollywood 1975 1978 uncertificated carrier follow on from Mercer Airlines
Pacific Cal Air California AX PCC Oakland 1979 1984 [282]
Pacific Cargo California Los Angeles 1985 1985 Operated DC-8-50F [283]
Pacific Coast Airlines SONIC Santa Barbara 1981 1985 Established as Apollo Airways[284]Renamed as Pacific Coast Airlines in 1982.[285]
Pacific Corporation Delaware 1950 1979 Holding company Used by CIA to control aviation front organizations
Pacific East Airlines California 6P PCE Los Angeles 1983 1984
Pacific Express California VB WCA Chico 1982 1984
Pacific Inter Air Florida QT PIA Miami 1985 1987 Established as Pacific Interstate. Renamed to Bahamas Express[286]
Pacific International Airlines Arizona PIN Tucson 1995 1996 Established as Sportsflight Airways[287]
Pacific Interstate Airlines Nevada Las Vegas McCarran 1984 1985 Renamed Pacific Inter Air[288]
Pacific Island Aviation Northern Mariana Islands 9J PSA PACIFIC ISLE Saipan 1988 2005
Pacific Marine Airways California Avalon 1922 1928 Operated two Curtiss HS[219]
Pacific National Airways California Burbank 1980 1981 Established as Air Tours[289]
Pacific Northern Airlines Alaska PN Anchorage 1947 1967 Established as Woodley Airways by Art Woodley in 1932. Renamed to Pacific Northern Airway. Merged into Western Airlines[290]
Pacific Ocean Airlines Hawaii Honolulu 1946 1948 [291]
Pacific Overseas Airlines California Ontario 1946 1947 Established as Industrial Air Transport. Operated C-54 Skymaster. Daily flight to Tokyo[292]
Pacific Seaboard Air Lines California Monterey 1933 1935 Renamed to Chicago and Southern Air Lines. Operated Bellanca CH-300[219]
Pacific Skyway California 2000 2003
Pacific Southwest Airlines California PS PSX SMILEY Los Angeles 1949 1988 To US Airways
Pacific Western Airways Utah Salt Lake City 1968 1969 [293]
Pacific Wings Arizona LW NMI TSUNAMI Albuquerque Sunport 1974 2015 See also New Mexico Airlines, Georgia Skies, TennesseeSkies, and KentuckySkies
Paklook Air Alaska Fairbanks 2003 2003 Founded by Howard Holman and Terry Cratty. Renamed to Servant Air. Operated Cessna 207[294]
Palm Springs Airlines California Palm Springs 1936 1937 [295]
Pan Alaska Airways Alaska Fairbanks 1970 1973 Renamed to Pacific Alaska Airlines. Acquired by Empire Airlines in 1989 [296]
Pan Am Air Bridge Florida Miami Seaplane Base 1996 1999 [297]
Pan American World Airways New York PA PAA CLIPPER New York Kennedy 1927 1991 Went bankrupt
Pan Am Cargo 1963 1983 Subsidiary of Pan American World Airways
Pan Am Express RZ PXX PAN AM Miami 1981 1991 A flight connection code sharing service operated by several air carriers. See also Ransome Airlines
Pan Am Shuttle 1986 To Delta Shuttle
Pan American Airways (1996–1998) Florida PN PAA CLIPPER Miami 1996 1998 Merged with Carnival Air Lines
Pan American Airways (1998–2004) New Hampshire PA PAA CLIPPER Portsmouth 1998 2004 To Boston-Maine Airways
Pan American-Grace Airways Florida PG PG 1929 1969 To Braniff International Airways
Panagra Airways Florida 7E PGI PANAGRA Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood 1996 1999 [298]
Panama Airways Florida Panama City–Bay County 1990 1991 [299]
Panhandle Airways Florida 1976 1978 Operated Beech 18, DC-3[300]
Paradise Airlines California Oakland 1962 1964 intrastate airline that operated L-049. One of its two founders later founded Holiday Airlines
Paradise Airways Virginia Manassas 1995 1997 Charter carrier. Renamed to Prestige Airlines[301]
Paradise Island Airlines Florida BK PDI PARADISE ISLAND Miami 1989 1999
Paragon Air Hawaii Honolulu 1985 2006 Charter operator[302]
Paramount Airlines California Burbank 1961 1962 Supplemental air carrier. Originally Paul Mantz Air Services. CAB refused to certificate it in 1962 due to combine activity.
Parks Air Lines Illinois Parks Metropolitan Airport 1950 1950 Founded as Parks Air Transport in 1944. Acquired by Ozark Air Lines
Passaat Airlines Florida Miami 1965 1967 Charter operator[303]
Patriot Air Texas Dallas Love Field 2001 2002 [304]
Patriot Airlines California P7 PAA PATRIOTAIR San Jose 1991 1994 [305]
Paul Mantz Air Services California Burbank 1947 1961 Renamed to Paramount Airlines
Peak Air Colorado Aspen 1995 1995 Renamed to Aspen Mountain Air[306]
Pearson Aircraft Washington YE Port Angeles 1972 1981 Founded by Earl Pearson. Acquired by San Juan Airlines[307]
Pearson-Alaska Airlines Alaska Anchorage 1948 1956 Founded by Eric Pearson. Renamed to World Wide Airlines. Operated DC-4, C-46, L-749, L-1049[308]
Peck & Rice Airways Alaska Bethel 1930 1939 Founded by John Peck and Wyman Rice. Operated Travel Air 6000B[309]
Pegaso Air California Los Angeles 1985 1986 [310]
Pegasus Air Washington Bremerton 1985 1986 Operated Cessna 172[311]
Peninsula Airways California San Carlos 1973 1973 [312]
Peninsular Air Transport Florida Miami 1946 1957 Irregular air carrier shut by CAB in 1957 for combine activities
Pennsylvania Air Lines Pennsylvania Bettis Field 1930 1936 Merged with Central Airlines to form Pennsylvania Central Airlines[313]
Pennsylvania Airlines Pennsylvania Harrisburg 1980 1985 Acquired by USAir[314]
Pennsylvania Central Airlines Pennsylvania Allegheny County 1936 1948 Formed by the merger of Central Airlines and Pennsylvania Airlines. Operated DC-3A. To Capital Airlines
Pennsylvania Commuter Airlines Pennsylvania AL Harrisburg 1970 1980 Established as Harrisburg Commuter. Became an Allegheny Commuter and renamed to Pennsylvania Airlines.[315]
Penobscot Airways Maine Millinocket Seaplane Base 1949 1955 Founded by Arthur Harjula. Renamed to Stonington Flying Service[316]
People Express Airlines (1980s) New Jersey PE PEX PEOPLE EXPRESS Newark Liberty 1981 1987 Merged into Continental Airlines
People Express Airlines (2010s) Virginia V2 RBY RUBY Newport News/Williamsburg 2014 2014
Permian Airways Texas Midland 1979 1982 Founded by John Andrews and David Glover [317]
Pet Airways Florida SUB SUB AIR 2009 2013
PHH Air Kansas Wichita 1986 1989 Founded by Jack P DeBoer and Ron Ryan. Established as Ryan Aviation. Renamed to Ryan International Airlines[318]
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Pennsylvania Philadelphia 1926 1926 Operated Fokker F.VII[319]
Phoenix Air Georgia Cartersville 2002 2003 [320]
Phoenix Airways Georgia DeKalb–Peachtree 1980 1981 [321]
Pickwick Airways California Los Angeles 1929 1930 Operated Bach Air Yacht
Piedmont Airlines (1948–1989) North Carolina PI PAI PIEDMONT Charlotte Douglas 1948 1989 To US Airways
Pilgrim Airlines Connecticut PM PMT PILGRIM Groton-New London 1960 1986 Acquired by Business Express Airlines
Pine State Airlines Maine PW PXX Frenchville 1990 1999 Operated Cessna 402C[322]
Pinehurst Airlines Georgia MQ Whispering Pines 1973 1982 Operated YS-11, C-47A. Went into bankruptcy due to PATCO[323]
Pinnacle Airlines Michigan 9E FLG FLAGSHIP Detroit Metro 2002 2013 Establishes as Express Airlines I. Renamed to Endeavor Air[324]
Pioneer Air Lines Texas Houston-Hobby 1946 1955 Merged into Continental Airlines[325]
Pioneer Airlines Colorado JB PIO PIONEER Denver 1976 1986 Establishes as Pioneer Airways. Operated Beech 99[326]
Pioneer Airways South Dakota 1927 1928 Founded by Oscar Winclell. Renamed to Rapid City Airlines. Operated Curtiss Jenny[327]
Pioneer Airways Alaska Ketchikan 1931 1931 Founded by Vern C. Gorst, Roy F. Jones, C.R. Wright Jones. Renamed to Ketchikan Airways. Operated Curtiss Jenny[328]
Pitcairn Aviation New York Floyd Bennett Field 1927 1930 Founded by Harold J. Pitcairn. Renamed to Eastern Air Transport[329]
Pittsburgh Airways Pennsylvania Allegheny County 1929 1930 Founded by James Condon, Ted Taney. Subsidiary of New York & Western Airlines[219]
Planet Airways Florida PLZ PLANET Orlando 1995 2006 Began as Airship Airways[330]
Platinum Airlines Florida P2 PLS Miami 1998 2006
Pocono Airlines Pennsylvania 4P POC POCONO Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 1965 1990 Began flying as an Allegheny Commuter, switched to TWA Express in 1989.[331]
Polar Airways Alaska PE Anchorage 1968 1979 Operated Aero Commander
Pollack Flying Service Alaska Fairbanks 1933 1942 Founded by Frank Pollack. Sold to Alaska Star Airlines[332]
Pompano Airways Florida MG Fort Lauderdale Executive 1983 1984 Subcontract carrier for Air Florida Commuter[333]
Pomona Valley Aviation California Brackett Field 1968 1975 Renamed to Inland Empire Airlines. Operated Piper Navajo, Swearingen Metroliner[334]
Port Angeles Air Transport Washington Port Angeles 1931 1931 Operated Stinson Detroiter[219]
Potomac Air Texas BK PDC DISTRICT Washington National 2001 2001 Renamed to Midatlantic Airways. Operated DHC-8[335]
Precision Airlines New Hampshire RP PRE PRECISION Manchester–Boston 1972 1994 Was an Eastern Express carrier. Acquired by Northeast Express in 1989.[336]
Premier Executive Transport Services Massachusetts Alleged to be a front organization for the Central Intelligence Agency
President Airlines California Burbank 1960 1962 Operated DC-4, DC-6, DC-7[337]
Presidential Air California PRD PRESIDENTIAL Long Beach 1993 1996 Operated Airbus A300[338]
Presidential Airways (scheduled) Virginia XV WASHINGTON EAGLE Washington Dulles 1985 1989
Presidential Express Virginia CJ CJC COLGAN Manassas 1986 1989 Began as Colgan Airways[339]
Prestige Airways New York OJ PAI New York Kennedy 1995 1997 Established as Paradise Airways in 1990. Operated 727-200[340]
Pride Air Louisiana NI New Orleans 1985 1985 Went into bankruptcy
PrimAir Pennsylvania Pittsburgh 2009 2014 Rebranded OneJet[341]
Primaris Airlines Nevada FE WCP WHITECAP Las Vegas McCarran 2002 2009
Prime Air Pennsylvania Clarksville 1986 1987 Operated Piper[342]
Prime Air Illinois Murphysboro 1988 1989 [343]
Prinair Puerto Rico PQ COLORBIRD, PRU Ponce 1966 1985 Established as Aerolíneas de Ponce (Ponce Airlines)
Princeton Air Link New Jersey IV PCN PRINCETON Princeton 1986 1988 Operated BN Islander. Went into bankruptcy[344]
Princeton Airways New Jersey Princeton 1978 1979 Operated BN Islander, GAF Nomad[345]
Princeton Aviation Corporation New Jersey Princeton 1950 1979 Founded by Webster B. Todd and Lawrence Tokash. Participated in the Metro Air Service with A.A. in 1965 [346]
Princeville Airways Hawaii Honolulu 1980 1987 Renamed to Aloha Island Air. Operated Twin Otter[347]
Private Jet Expeditions Georgia 5J PJE PEE JAY Atlanta 1989 1995
Pro Air Florida Miami 1981 1988 [348]
Pro Air Washington P9 PRH PROHAWK Detroit Young 1997 2000
Profit Express Airlines New York New York Kennedy 1945 1985 Operated Convair 880[349][350]
Pronto Aviation Services Texas El Paso 1982 1983 Renamed to Atorie Air[351]
Provincetown-Boston Airlines Massachusetts PT PBA Provincetown 1949 1989
Puertorriqueña de Aviación Puerto Rico 1936 1941 Also known as Aerovías Nacionales de Puerto Rico
Puget Sound Airlines Washington Bellingham 1969 1970 Formed by the merger of six local airlines. To San Juan Airlines. Operated Beech Expeditor, Cherokee Six[352]
Purdue Aeronautics Corporation Indiana Lafayette, IN 1949 1950 CAB-certificated scheduled service on Chicago-Lafayette, owned by Purdue University
Purdue Aeronautics Corporation Indiana Lafayette, IN 1953 1968 Charter operator run by Purdue University
Purdue Airlines Indiana Lafayette, IN 1968 1971 Charter operator owned by Stephens Inc. with Purdue University participation

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