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[Salem]

Emirates, babe!

[03SVTCobra]

American at KDFW and Southwest at KDAL.

Part of the reason the rivalry between the two is so heated, because they're both Dallas based companies.

[likebernie4]

Kentaro, on Dec 30 2008, 10:19 AM, said:

KMSP: I'm gunna miss nwa

What about Sun Country?

[Buziel-411_RED]

I'm close to KDFW and KDAL, so American and Southwest.

[salvour]

WSSS,singapore airline!  

[Nick.]

YSSY, Qantas

[Danny-B]

Gatwick: easyJet
Stansted: Ryanair
Luton: Thomson Airways
Heathrow: British Airways
City: BA Cityflyer and fly VLM

I know most of them are quite a way outside of London they are still classed as London. Also easyJet are based at Luton but more aircraft are based at Gatwick and more flights depart/arrive from Gatwick.

Edited by dannyman1995, 12 April 2009 - 06:23 AM.

[cmcw22]

KDTW, Northwest/Delta

[Battle_Penguin]

KPIT, used to be one of U.S. airlines main hub..IHMO, I know that Southwest is common there, and fedex also is quite common..

Edited by AirTotal777, 12 April 2009 - 11:23 AM.

[ARanc]

KFLL: Spirits main hub
KMIA: American Airlines Latin American Hub

[sjamaica11434]

JFK
American
Delta
JetBlue

LGA
US Airways
Delta (Strong Presence, Not Really a Hub)
American (Strong Presence, Not Really a Hub)

[Yeah]

I dunno I guess Southwest? According to wikipedia they're the most prominent airline here.

[Chris.]

EWR: I guess you could say that COA has a rather large presence there....

[wyoairbus]

DEN -

United 2nd largest hub
Frontier largest hub
Southwest focus city -(amazing how fast southwest has grown here, they have pretty much taken over concourse c lol)

[Mohammad]

Kuwait Airport:
1. Kuwait Airways
2. Wataniya Airways
3. Al-Jazeera Airways

Dubai Airport:
1. Emirates

Abu Dhabi Airport:
1. Etihad

Doha Airport:
1. Qatar Airways

Bahrain Airport:
1. Gulf Air
2. Bahrain Air

Muscat Airport:
1. Oman Air

Sharjah Airport:
1. Air Arabia

[Cortez]

Well SCK Metro, Allegiant really.

When I lived in San Fran, SFO- UAL, AA, COA, DAL. Mainly UAL  

[Independence76]

KDFW, American Airlines.

[YR11]

US Airways

[rabbitweasel]

I've mentioned DL and FL have big operations here in ATL but I should also mention Georgia Skies at ATL. They picked up the slack when DL left MCN to keep the connection to ATL. They also are flying to AHN which is a EAS airport and they got the govt grant too. However as a result Wings Air has dropped a lot of their ATL operations. Hopefully they'll still stick around as they serve their own niche airports in Georgia "though they're not EAS."

[Knight01]

Cleveland-Hopkins: Continental (and subsidiaries)
Akron-Canton Regional Airport: AirTran