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American Airlines is one of the largest airlines in the world. It has its headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas. The company provides both domestic and international flights. It has hubs at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, John F Kennedy International Airport, Los Angeles International Airport, Chicago O’Hare International Airport, Philadelphia International Airport and Miami International Airport.

Alaska Airlines offers many services like flights, baggage handling, flight reservations, and ticketing. It also provides non-air travel related services like car rentals and hotel accommodations.

When you think about flying these days, you probably envision huge planes with endless rows of seats. But for some people, flying is a nightmare. They dream of an easier time getting from point a to point b but feel trapped in a coach seat or stuck in a middle seat surrounded by strangers. Fortunately, there are options like United... Read More about United Airlines

Delta Airlines was founded in 1924 as Huff Daland Dusters, a crop dusting operation based in Monroe, Louisiana. The company changed its name to Delta Air Service, Inc., and moved its headquarters to Dallas, Texas, in 1927. Delta Airlines was founded in 1924 as Huff Daland Dusters, a crop dusting operation based in Monroe, Louisiana. The company changed its name... Read More about Delta Airlines

JetBlue Airways has an interesting history that started with founder David Neeleman's vision of providing affordable air travel to everyone. He wanted an airline that would have a "spirit of fun" and be "more like Disneyland than like a traditional airport."

American Airlines was established by American businessman C. R. Smith and American aviation pioneer William P. Hobby. The company began as a short-haul, regional air carrier operating under the name "American Airways", serving the southeastern United States from its base in Dallas, Texas.