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{{Infobox Airline| airline = ExpressJet Airlines| logo = ExpressJetLogo.png| logo_size = 250px| fleet_size = 274
(42 operate as ExpressJet Airlines)
(205 operate as Continental Express)
(18 operate as Delta Connection)
(9 operate as Charters)| destinations = 177
(26 are as ExpressJet Airlines)
(151 are as Continental Express)| IATA = XE| ICAO = BTA| callsign = JET LINK| parent = ExpressJet Holdings, Inc.| company_slogan = Ready.Set.Jet.| founded = 1986| headquarters =
Houston, Texas)| hubs = As ExpressJet Airlines:
[LA/Ontario International AirportSan Antonio International Airport
As Continental Express:Cleveland Hopkins International AirportGeorge Bush Intercontinental Airport
Newark Liberty International Airport
As Delta Connection:Los Angeles International Airport
As Frontier Airlines: Denver International Airport
[San Diego International AirportAs Delta Connection:Salt Lake City International Airport based in [Houston, Texas, Texas,
United States. Although an autonomous business entity since its divestiture from Continental Airlines, Inc., it continues to operate as Continental Express for
Continental Airlines from hubs at
George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston, Newark Liberty International Airport, Newark, New Jersey and Hopkins International Airport, Cleveland, Ohio.
History
The airline was established in
1986 and started operations in
1987. Its origins were in a group of small commuter airlines acquired by Continental Airlines. These included
Bar Harbor Airlines in Maine,
Provincetown-Boston Airlines in New England,
Rocky Mountain Air in Denver, Colorado and
Britt Airways in
Terre Haute, Indiana. ExpressJet operates under the original
Federal Aviation Administration Part 121 certificate issued to Britt, which began operations as
Continental Express in April 1987 and was later acquired by Continental Airlines.
It became ExpressJet and subsequently the operating subsidiary of ExpressJet Holdings, Inc following an initial public offering in April
2002. ExpressJet has over 8,000 employees. ExpressJet Holdings also owns American Composites LLC, Saltillo Jet Center, and InTech Aerospace Services. Together with other facilities throughout the U.S. they make up ExpressJet Services which provides third-party maintenance, repair and overhaul services for a variety of aircraft types. ExpressJet Holdings also has non-controlling interests in Wings Holdings LLC 49% and Flight Services and Systems Inc 44%.
Following a December
2005 decision by Continental to reduce ExpressJet's Continental Express flying by 69 aircraft, the airline elected to operate the aircraft independently. On December 31, 2006, the airline began its charter operation. It currently operates 9 aircraft for charter services under the Corporate Aviation Division. On February 5,
2007, the airline announced service to 24 cities in the West Coast of the United States, Southwestern United States, and Midwestern United States regions of the United States beginning in April 2007.
On April 2, 2007, the airline began point-to-point services under its own name from locations throughout the USA. The airline will have a total of 42 aircraft in their branded operation. According to ExpressJet CEO James Ream, LA/Ontario International Airport in Ontario, California (alternate airport to nearby Los Angeles International Airport) will become the airline's "biggest center of operation".
JetBlue Airways announced on
March 7, 2007 that ExpressJet will operate four of its Embraer 145 jets on JetBlue routes while JetBlue's Embraer 190 jets are being serviced.
In June 2007, the airline began service at Los Angeles International Airport to western ski markets and Mexico on behalf of Delta Air Lines under the Delta Connection banner using 10 EMB 145XR aircraft.http://www.secinfo.com/d12Tg4.uu.d.htm In July 2007, the agreement was increased to 18 aircraft.
In September 2007, the airline agreed to provide feeder service for Frontier Airlines from Denver International Airport while federal certification for Frontier's Lynx Aviation turboprop subsidiary is underway. ExpressJet will fly to 5 cities from Frontier's Denver hub using 50-seat ERJ 145 regional jets. XJet to fly for Frontier while Lynx Aviation issue is resolved
Destinations
ExpressJet Airlines, as an independent carrier, currently flies to 23 destinations throughout the United States. The airline will add 3 more destinations on
November 11,
2007, when it adds Long Beach, California,
Reno, Nevada, and Santa Barbara, California, increasing XJet's destination count to 26. On December 1,
2007, ExpressJet Airlines will end all service to/from Louisville, Kentucky, decreasing the airline's total destination count to 25.
Fleet
As of October 2007, ExpressJet Airlines has 274 aircraft in its fleet consisting of: ExpressJet Airlines Fleet Detail{| class="toccolours sortable" border="1" cellpadding="3" style="border-collapse:collapse"|- bgcolor=#00B0B0!Aircraft!Total!Passengers
(Economy)!Notes|-|Embraer ERJ 145 family|align=center|12|37|Regional/short haul domestic routes|-|
Embraer ERJ 145 family|align=center|18|37|Regional/short haul domestic routes|-|
Embraer ERJ 145 family|align=center|23|50|Regional/short haul domestic routes|-|Embraer ERJ 145 family|align=center|117|50|Regional/short haul domestic routes|-|Embraer ERJ 145 family|align=center|104|50|Regional/short or long haul domestic routes|}As of October 2007, the average fleet age of ExpressJet Airlines was 5.8 years old ExpressJet Airlines Fleet Age
External links
- ExpressJet Holdings
- ExpressJet Airlines
- ExpressJet Airlines Fleet Age
- ExpressJet Airlines Fleet Detail
References
{{Infobox Airline| airline = ExpressJet Airlines| logo = ExpressJetLogo.png| logo_size = 250px| fleet_size = 274
(42 operate as ExpressJet Airlines)
(205 operate as Continental Express)
(18 operate as Delta Connection)
(9 operate as Charters)| destinations = 177
(26 are as ExpressJet Airlines)
(151 are as Continental Express)| IATA = XE| ICAO = BTA| callsign = JET LINK| parent = ExpressJet Holdings, Inc.| company_slogan = Ready.Set.Jet.| founded = 1986| headquarters =
Houston, Texas)| hubs = As ExpressJet Airlines:
[LA/Ontario International AirportSan Antonio International Airport
As Continental Express:Cleveland Hopkins International AirportGeorge Bush Intercontinental Airport
Newark Liberty International Airport
As Delta Connection:Los Angeles International AirportAs Frontier Airlines: Denver International Airport
[San Diego International AirportAs Delta Connection:Salt Lake City International Airport based in [Houston, Texas, Texas, United States. Although an autonomous business entity since its divestiture from Continental Airlines, Inc., it continues to operate as
Continental Express for
Continental Airlines from hubs at
George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston,
Newark Liberty International Airport,
Newark, New Jersey and
Hopkins International Airport, Cleveland, Ohio.
History
The airline was established in
1986 and started operations in 1987. Its origins were in a group of small commuter airlines acquired by Continental Airlines. These included Bar Harbor Airlines in Maine, Provincetown-Boston Airlines in New England, Rocky Mountain Air in Denver, Colorado and Britt Airways in Terre Haute, Indiana. ExpressJet operates under the original Federal Aviation Administration Part 121 certificate issued to Britt, which began operations as
Continental Express in April 1987 and was later acquired by Continental Airlines.
It became ExpressJet and subsequently the operating subsidiary of ExpressJet Holdings, Inc following an initial public offering in April 2002. ExpressJet has over 8,000 employees. ExpressJet Holdings also owns American Composites LLC, Saltillo Jet Center, and InTech Aerospace Services. Together with other facilities throughout the U.S. they make up ExpressJet Services which provides third-party maintenance, repair and overhaul services for a variety of aircraft types. ExpressJet Holdings also has non-controlling interests in Wings Holdings LLC 49% and Flight Services and Systems Inc 44%.
Following a December 2005 decision by Continental to reduce ExpressJet's Continental Express flying by 69 aircraft, the airline elected to operate the aircraft independently. On December 31, 2006, the airline began its charter operation. It currently operates 9 aircraft for charter services under the Corporate Aviation Division. On
February 5,
2007, the airline announced service to 24 cities in the
West Coast of the United States, Southwestern United States, and Midwestern United States regions of the United States beginning in April 2007.
On
April 2, 2007, the airline began point-to-point services under its own name from locations throughout the USA. The airline will have a total of 42 aircraft in their branded operation. According to ExpressJet CEO James Ream, LA/Ontario International Airport in
Ontario, California (alternate airport to nearby
Los Angeles International Airport) will become the airline's "biggest center of operation".
JetBlue Airways announced on
March 7,
2007 that ExpressJet will operate four of its Embraer 145 jets on JetBlue routes while JetBlue's
Embraer 190 jets are being serviced.
In June 2007, the airline began service at Los Angeles International Airport to western ski markets and Mexico on behalf of
Delta Air Lines under the Delta Connection banner using 10 EMB 145XR aircraft.http://www.secinfo.com/d12Tg4.uu.d.htm In July 2007, the agreement was increased to 18 aircraft.
In September 2007, the airline agreed to provide feeder service for
Frontier Airlines from Denver International Airport while federal certification for Frontier's Lynx Aviation turboprop subsidiary is underway. ExpressJet will fly to 5 cities from Frontier's Denver hub using 50-seat ERJ 145 regional jets. XJet to fly for Frontier while Lynx Aviation issue is resolved
Destinations
ExpressJet Airlines, as an independent carrier, currently flies to 23 destinations throughout the
United States. The airline will add 3 more destinations on November 11,
2007, when it adds
Long Beach, California,
Reno, Nevada, and Santa Barbara, California, increasing XJet's destination count to 26. On December 1,
2007, ExpressJet Airlines will end all service to/from
Louisville, Kentucky, decreasing the airline's total destination count to 25.
Fleet
As of October 2007, ExpressJet Airlines has 274 aircraft in its fleet consisting of: ExpressJet Airlines Fleet Detail{| class="toccolours sortable" border="1" cellpadding="3" style="border-collapse:collapse"|- bgcolor=#00B0B0!Aircraft!Total!Passengers
(Economy)!Notes|-|Embraer ERJ 145 family|align=center|12|37|Regional/short haul domestic routes|-|
Embraer ERJ 145 family|align=center|18|37|Regional/short haul domestic routes|-|Embraer ERJ 145 family|align=center|23|50|Regional/short haul domestic routes|-|Embraer ERJ 145 family|align=center|117|50|Regional/short haul domestic routes|-|Embraer ERJ 145 family|align=center|104|50|Regional/short or long haul domestic routes|}As of October 2007, the average fleet age of ExpressJet Airlines was 5.8 years old ExpressJet Airlines Fleet Age
External links
- ExpressJet Holdings
- ExpressJet Airlines
- ExpressJet Airlines Fleet Age
- ExpressJet Airlines Fleet Detail
References
ExpressJet Airlines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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