US Airways

US Airways is a major airline in the United States of America. It flies to 198 destinations with 344 aircraft. The airline commenced operations in 1937 as All American Airlines but changed it's name to US Airways in 1996. The airline has hubs in Charlotte/Douglas, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Ronald Reagan Washington Airports. The airline have 9 different types of aircraft. The US Airways fleet consists of Airbus A319, A320, A321, A330-200, A330-300, Boeing 737-400, Boeing 757-200 and Boeing 767-200ER. US Airways also have orders for Airbus A350-800's and A350-900's. It was announced in February 2013 that the airline would merge with American Airlines to create the World's largest airline. Pictures of the US Airways fleet.

 

Airbus A319. US Airways have 93 of these aircraft. They seat 124 people.


 
A319 Retro Aircraft.


 
Airbus A320. US Airways have 72 of these aircraft. They seat 150 people.


 
Airbus A321. US Airways have 88 of these aircraft plus 22 orders. They seat 187 people.


 
Airbus A330-200. US Airways have 10 of these aircraft plus 5 orders. They seat 258 people.


 
Airbus A330-300. US Airways have 9 of these aircraft. They seat 293 people.


 
Boeing 737-400. US Airways have 18 of these aircraft. They seat 144 people.


 
Boeing 757-200. US Airways have 24 of these aircraft. They seat between 176 and 190 people.


 
Boeing 767-200ER. US Airways have 10 of these aircraft. They seat 204 people.


 
 Embraer E-190. US Airways have 20 of these aircraft. They seat 99 people.