The List: Domestic Airlines

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Mon, Dec 5, 2011 (3 a.m.)

Airline Passengers Average daily flights Average daily seats Cities Top executive
1 Southwest Airlines, Southwest.com 15.7 million 206.3 28,045 54 Gary Kelly, CEO
2 Delta Air Lines
Delta.com
4.1 million 33.9 6,077 7 Richard Anderson, CEO
3 United Airlines
United.com
2.6 million 23 3,577 5 Jeff Smisek, president and CEO
4a US Airways
USAirways.com
2.3 million 25 3,623 8 Doug Parker, CEO
4b American Airlines
AA.com
2.3 million 24.7 3,645 5 Gerard Arpey, president and CEO
5a Continental Airlines
Continental.com
2 million 13.1 2,469 3 Jeff Smisek, president and CEO
5b Allegiant Air
AllegiantAir.com
2 million 19.3 2,893 44 Maurice Gallagher, president and CEO
6 Alaska Airlines
AlaskaAir.com
1.1 million 11.6 1,731 4 William Ayer, president and CEO
7 JetBlue Airways
JetBlue.com
776,422 7.9 1,179 4 David Barger, president and CEO
8 Frontier Airlines
FrontierAirlines.com
686,587 7.4 1,010 2 Bryan Bedford, CEO
9 AirTran Airways
airtran.com
531,217 6 822 2 Gary Kelly, CEO
10 Hawaiian Airlines
HawaiianAir.com
467,992 2.7 774 2 Mark Dunkerley, president and CEO
11 Virgin America
VirginAmerica.com
462,448 5.9 819 2 David Cush, president and CEO
12 Spirit Airlines
SpiritAir.com
328,964 5 798 3 Ben Baldanza, president and CEO
13 Sun Country Airlines
SunCountry.com
122,036 1.6 247 1 Stan Gadek, CEO

Source: VEGAS INC research. It is not the intent of this list to endorse the participants or to imply that the listing of a company indicates its quality. Although every attempt is made to ensure the accuracy and thoroughness of VEGAS INC lists, omissions sometimes occur. Please send corrections or additions on company letterhead to Ed Hauth, research associate, VEGAS INC, 2360 Corporate Circle, 3rd Floor, Henderson, NV 89074.

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