Airline Domiciles

[amckinnerney]

Does anyone know what all airlines have domiciles out of DFW?

 

[SeanD]

DFW is mainly American Airlines.

 

[amckinnerney]

Which one do you work for Sean?

 

[LouieP]

If you take a look on pilotjobs.com there is a tool that shows you airline domiciles and highlights them on a map. Unfortunately you won't be able to search by DFW but can select any carriers and see if they are there.

 

[Captain_Bob]

http://www.pilotjobs.com/default.lasso?page=domiciles

There ya go... hover your mouse over DFW to see what airlines have domiciles there. Basically it's all AA and AE.

Bob

 

[Timbuff10]

Hmmm, cool but what is the difference between a legacy and a major airline?

I didn't realize skywest and AE were majors?

And now that I look closer, AWAC doesn't fly out of DEN anymore.

And those east coast biased people who made this thing forgot about Frontier

Pretty cool feature but I think if it is going to be accurate it needs daily updates considering how fast things change.

 

[mtsu_av8er]

Hmmm, cool but what is the difference between a legacy and a major airline?

A "major airline" is determined by profits/revenue. A Legacy is basically one of the big 5: Delta, Continental, American, United and Northwest.

 

[Timbuff10]

Yeah, I know the difference between a Major and a National, but I didn't know the DOT refers to these airlines as Legacies?

 

[skydog]

I think the DOT refers to them as Global airlines. I don't know the exact definition, but I think part of it is that they have to have at least $1B in international revenue