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US Airways Express

US Airways Express was the brand name for the regional affiliate of US Airways, under which a number of individually owned commuter air carriers and regional airlines operate short and medium haul routes. This code sharing service was previously operated as USAir Express. Mainline carriers often outsource to regional airlines to operate services in order…

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Founded
1967 (1967) (as Allegheny Commuter)
Headquarters
Crystal City, Virginia (1967–2004) · Tempe, Arizona (2005–2015)
Alliance
Star Alliance (affiliate; 2004–2014) · Oneworld (affiliate; 2014–2015)
Ceased operations
October 17, 2015 (2015-10-17) (merged into American Eagle)
Commenced operations
1989 (1989) (as USAir Express)
Frequent-flyer program
Dividend Miles

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US Airways Express

Nodes73
Edges72
Triples102
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027397
Components1

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US Airways Express

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related to Accidents and incidents · 44
US Airways Express → Additionally, Adirondack Regional Airport, Air Midwest, Air Midwest Flight, All, Andrews Air Force Base, August, Barnstable Municipal Airport, Beechcraft, Capitol, Charlotte, Charlotte/Douglas International Airport, Colgan Air Flight, CommutAir Flight, Dash, DC's Washington, Flight, Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport, Greer, Havilland Canada Dash
IATA · 21
US Airways Express → 9L, AIR SHUTTLE, ASH, AWI, BLUE STREAK, BRICKYARD, CJC, COLGAN, JIA, OH, OO, PDT, PIEDMONT, PT, RPA, SKW, SKYWEST, WISCONSIN, YV, YX
related to history · 11
US Airways Express → Allegheny Airlines, Allegheny Commuter, Baltimore-Hagerstown, Henson Airlines, In, The, This, Throughout, US Airways, USAir, USAir Express
related to Historical turboprop fleet · 7
US Airways Express → BAe Jetstream, Dash, EMB, Havilland Canada Dash, Model, Q200Cessna, The US Airways Express
Hubs · 5
US Airways Express → Charlotte, Philadelphia, Phoenix–Sky Harbor, Pittsburgh (1989–2004), Washington–National
Alliance · 2
US Airways Express → Oneworld (affiliate; 2014–2015), Star Alliance (affiliate; 2004–2014)
Headquarters · 2
US Airways Express → Crystal City, Virginia (1967–2004), Tempe, Arizona (2005–2015)
Key people · 2
US Airways Express → Derek Kerr (CFO), Doug Parker (CEO)
Parent company · 2
US Airways Express → American Airlines (2014–2015), US Airways (1989–2014)
related to Historical regional jet fleet · 2
US Airways Express → Bombardier CRJ100, The US Airways Express

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express airlines us airways usair operated aircraft commuter flight regional piedmont air airport carriers crew name routes airways' allegheny american

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
US Airways ExpressAllianceStar Alliance (affiliate; 2004–2014)1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressAllianceOneworld (affiliate; 2014–2015)1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressCeased operationsOctober 17, 2015 (2015-10-17) (merged into American Eagle)1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressCommenced operations1989 (1989) (as USAir Express)1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressFounded1967 (1967) (as Allegheny Commuter)1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressFrequent-flyer programDividend Miles1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressHeadquartersCrystal City, Virginia (1967–2004)1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressHeadquartersTempe, Arizona (2005–2015)1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressHubsCharlotte1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressHubsPhiladelphia1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressHubsPittsburgh (1989–2004)1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressHubsPhoenix–Sky Harbor1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressHubsWashington–National1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAZW1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAYV1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAPT1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAOH1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAYX1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAOO1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATA9L1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAAWI1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAASH1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAPDT1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAJIA1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATARPA1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATASKW1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATACJC1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAWISCONSIN1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAAIR SHUTTLE1.00infobox
US Airways ExpressIATAPIEDMONT1.00infobox

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