Four airlines.
One world.

Connects the Southeast with domestic markets, the Caribbean, Europe, and the wider global network.

Charlotte combines major-league sports, NASCAR heritage, a growing skyline, breweries, Carolina cuisine, and easy access to both the Blue Ridge Mountains and Lake Norman.

Provides efficient connections across the United States and supports service to Mexico, Latin America, Europe, and the Pacific.

The Metroplex offers two distinct personalities: modern Dallas arts, dining, and sports alongside Fort Worth’s Western heritage, Stockyards, museums, and live music.

Anchors West Coast flying, Hawaii service, transcontinental routes, and long-haul links across the Pacific.

Los Angeles offers beaches, film history, diverse neighborhoods, world-class dining, major sports, and access to Southern California’s mountains, deserts, and coastline.

Focuses on international service, especially transatlantic links, with selected domestic connections feeding the long-haul network.

New York delivers unmatched neighborhoods, museums, theater, food, landmarks, and aviation history, with Queens itself offering one of the world’s most diverse culinary scenes.

Supports Northeast and Midwest connectivity, regional spokes, and convenient links into the larger American network.

Pittsburgh is known for dramatic river views, championship sports, industrial heritage, distinctive neighborhoods, museums, bridges, and a strong food-and-brewery scene.

Drives Caribbean, Central American, and selected South American operations while connecting those markets with the United States.

Miami blends beaches, Art Deco architecture, Latin American culture, nightlife, seafood, Little Havana, and easy access to the Florida Keys and Everglades.

Connects continental Europe with North America, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East through a central European gateway.

Frankfurt pairs a modern financial skyline with the River Main, historic Römerberg, museums, cider taverns, and exceptional rail access throughout Germany and Europe.

Supports European connectivity and long-haul flying while serving southern Germany, Austria, and the Alpine region.

Munich offers Bavarian architecture, beer gardens, museums, football, traditional markets, and quick access to lakes, castles, and the Alps.

Links Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Americas through Abu Dhabi’s strategically positioned long-haul hub.

Abu Dhabi combines modern architecture, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Louvre Abu Dhabi, waterfront promenades, desert experiences, and Yas Island attractions.

Connects China and the wider Asia-Pacific region with Europe, North America, the Middle East, and Oceania.

Hong Kong combines one of the world’s great skylines with harbor views, exceptional food, dense urban energy, hiking trails, islands, markets, and rich aviation history.