Greetings,
Am I correct in assuming the following domestic hubs ... or home ... airports:
EWR - Continental Airlines ... JFK - Jet Blue Airways ... PHL - US Airways ... DFW - American Airlines?
How best to determine some of the other domestic airline airport hubs? Thanks.
Mike (shamrock838)
Delta - ATL (CVG, SLC)
United - ORD (IAD, LAX)
US Airways - PHL (PHX, CLT, PIT)
Northwest - DTW (MSP, MEM)
American - DFW (ORD, LAX, MIA)
Continental - IAH (EWR, CLE)
Southwest - MDW
Air Tran - ATL
Midwest - MKE
American
DFW
ORD
MIA
SJU
STL
Delta
ATL
CVG
SLC
Continental
IAH
EWR
CLE
USAirways/America West
PHL
PIT
CLT
PHX
LAS
JetBlue
JFK
LGB
United
LAX
SFO
ORD
DEN
IAD
Northwest
MEM
DTW
MSP
Southwest
BWI
DAL
MDW
I think I covered em all. Feel free to add if I forgot any...
-Matt
ATP MEL, Commercial Pilot ASEL & ASES, CFII
Instrument Airplane
CL-65, ATR-42, ATR-72, LR-JET, LR-60
AGI & IGI
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Since when is JFK not a Delta hub?
But if you are talking about DOMESTIC airline hubs do you mean hubs with mostly domestic service or domestic airlines as domestic local from US?
Otherwise I would say:
CLE - Continental
CVG - Delta
MEM - Northwest
SLC - Delta
MKE - Midwest
Rafal
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American: JFK? Since they have a lot of birds there.
Patrick O --- Staten Island, NY
Wrong. DTW has the most NW international AND domestic traffic ;) as well as most of their heavy maintenanceOriginally Posted by tipek
nwa FOREVER!
PIT is no longer a hub for US, it was dehubbed over a year ago and further flight reductions are scheduled. WN does not have hubs, while they may have a large presence at the airports you mentioned WN does not consider them hubs. If you were to call those cities hubs for WN you left off the two busiest LAS and PHX, you could also throw in LAX, MCO, FLL, TPA, etc. WN doesn't operate a Hub and spoke system, its mainly point to point with some cities much larger then others. LGB is a far far stretch from a traditional hub, hell it doesn't even have jet ramps, LGB is an O&D city.
WN operates what we call Mega Stations, a Mega Station would be for SWA..
MDW, PHX, LAS, BWI, MCO, OAK, DAL and HOU, of the Mega Stations, LAS is the only one that does not have a crew base, and that is about to change also.
Alex
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JFK is a Focus City for Delta not a HubSince when is JFK not a Delta hub
Overheard on JFK TOWER - S Turns are fine, U-Turns are bad....
As is JFK for American.
Both of you are wrong Re: Delta
Corporate Stats: (showing JFK as one of its hubs and then also as one of its Int'l Gateways)
http://www.delta.com/about_delta/corpor ... /index.jsp
Recent Press Releases:
http://news.delta.com/article_display.c ... e_id=10701
http://news.delta.com/article_display.c ... e_id=10708
Delta does classify JFK as a international hub, Delta has 30 gates, connections from over 20 U.S cities to over 20 international cities makes JFK a hub for Delta.
If you are referring to US Airlines (domestic) and not US hubs, Continental also has a hub in Guam. Although this is technically Air Micronesia which is wholly owned and operated by CO and CO pilots and flight attendants that chose the Guam hub operate the flights.
IAH is the largest hub with 736 total departures (324 CO and 410 BTA) and location of headquarters.
EWR is the next largest with 432 total departures (246 CO and 186 BTA)
CLE is next with 222 but only 46 of them are CO.
GUM has about 20
IBERIA, AirTran's Principal hub is Atlanta, however, they are based in Orlando.
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