US Airways at a glance
US Airways at a glance
In this Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012 photo, US Airways jets are parked at their gates at the Charlotte/Douglas International airport in Charlotte, N.C. American Airlines and US Airways announced Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013, that they're merging in a deal they value at $11 billion, creating the world's biggest airline. The combined carrier will be called American Airlines but run by US Airways CEO Doug Parker. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)
US Airways Group Inc.
HEADQUARTERS: Tempe, Ariz.
HUBS: Charlotte, Philadelphia and Phoenix.
CEO: Doug Parker.
YEAR FOUNDED: 1939 (as All-American Aviation).
EMPLOYEES: 31,236.
2012 REVENUE: $13.83 billion.
LATEST QUARTER: $37 million profit for the October-December quarter.
DESTINATIONS: 198.
FLEET: 340 mainline airplanes, plus 282 regional planes.
DAILY DEPARTURES: 3,208 (US Airways mainline 1,271, Airways express 1,937).
SHARE OF MAJOR MARKETS:
Charlotte, N.C.: 90 percent. 631 daily flights, including 266 on US Airways mainline. 135 destinations.
Philadelphia: 72 percent. 438 flights per day, including 150 on US Airways mainline. 113 destinations.
Phoenix: US Airways has 48 percent of enplanements. 274 daily flights, including 180 on US Airways mainline. 77 destinations.
Washington: 36 percent. US Airways considers this a "focus city," not a hub. 202 flights daily, including 60 mainline.
