Where are the Mesa Airlines bases?
Crew bases
- Cincinnati, Ohio (Boeing 737-400F/800F) – DHL Aviation.
- Dallas/Fort Worth (CRJ-900) – American Eagle.
- Houston-Intercontinental (E175) – United Express.
- Louisville, Kentucky (CRJ-900) – American Eagle.
- Phoenix (CRJ-900) – American Eagle.
- Washington-Dulles (E175) – United Express.
Where is Mesa Arizona Airport?
Phoenix
Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport (AZA) is located in the southeast area of Mesa and 20 miles southeast of Phoenix.
Does Allegiant Air take off from Sky Harbor?
Allegiant (Nasdaq: ALGT) announced on Tuesday the launch of two inaugural flights from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Beginning Oct. 8, Allegiant will operate nonstop flight from Sky Harbor to Provo, Utah, then on Oct. 15 it will begin flying to Stockton, California.
Who does MESA fly for?
MESA Airlines operates as United Express and American Eagle. Mesa Airlines serves destinations such as Angel Fire, Carlsbad, Clovis, Cortez, Denver, Durango, Gallup, Pueblo, Phoenix, Pueblo, Vernal, Roswell and many more.
Are there any airlines that fly to Phoenix Mesa?
You can view itineraries of airlines flying to Phoenix-Mesa Gateway, compare prices of low cost and traditional airlines flying to Phoenix-Mesa Gateway and book your flights by clicking on the links below.
Where are the hubs for Mesa Airlines flights?
Phoenix and Dallas are hubs for Mesa’s American Eagle operation, which it serves using its CRJ-900s, while Washington and Houston are hubs for the airline’s United Express operation, which uses the CRJ-700 and E-175. Vintage destination signage with Mesa Airlines hubs and jets. (Photo: AirlineGeeks | Tom Pallini)
Where is Mesa Airport in Phoenix?
While most of Mesa’s Phoenix operations are located north of the airport, the airline’s training center for new pilots and flight attendants is located in a business park just south of the airport. , and just opened in November 2017.
When did Mesa Airlines start flying with US Airways?
In November 1997, Mesa negotiated a codeshare agreement to provide service to US Airways as US Airways Express for 14 regional jets to various cities from its Philadelphia and Charlotte hubs. In 1998 and 2000, the agreement was extended to 28 jets and then to 52 jets. The first CRJ200 aircraft entered service in 1998.
