Articles of category "US airline industry"

The volume of air service in the USA is gradually catching up to pre-September 11 levels. The uneven service recovery reflects a fast-changing airline industry where the big traditional airlines are refashioning operations to get more competitive and where newer discount airlines are attracting a growing share of the nation's air travelers. So as we can see, all American air carriers are trying their best to stay afloat and adjust their services to the fast changing industry demands.

With more than 200,000 aircraft, 650,000 pilots and over 19,000 airports and landing strips, the US airlines industry provides jobs and opportunities for thousands of people who work at airports, run small businesses, provide support services and contribute to the vitality of communities across the nation. American General Aviation encompasses a wide range of activities, from pilot training to flying for business and personal reasons, delivery of emergency medical services, and sightseeing.