The airline industry is constantly evolving. While some airlines cease operations, new ones emerge, especially in the Mexican market, which is undergoing significant changes due to government divestment. Keeping track of these shifts can be challenging, so we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of airlines currently serving Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
This list includes a diverse range of carriers, from charter operators to regional airlines and smaller operators using Cessna aircraft. Despite their size, all are recognized as airlines by the Federal Aviation Administration.
Here’s a list of airlines:
Aeromexico, Air Canada, Air Labrador, Air Transat, AirTran Airways, Alaska Airlines, Allegiant Air, Aloha Airlines, American Airlines, ATA, Avolar Aerolíneas, Big Sky Airlines, Cape Air, Chautauqua Airlines, Continental Airlines, Delta Airlines, EOS Airlines, Frontier Airlines, Gulfstream Int’l Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Maxjet Airways, Mesa Air Group, Mexicana Airlines, Miami Air Int’l, Midwest Airlines, North American Airlines, Northwest Airlines, Pace Airlines, Pen Air, Primaris Airlines, Ryan Int’l Airlines, Shuttle America, Simmons Air, Song, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Sun Country Airlines, Ted, United Airlines, USA 3000 Airlines, USAirways, WestJet Airlines, World Airways.
Note: Cargo carriers like UPS, Kalitta Air, and Emery have been excluded for simplicity.
We encourage you to contact the airlines directly for the most up-to-date schedules and airfare information. You might discover a great deal and experience a new airline.