Airline Profile: Shuttle America

Indianapolis Indiana: Shuttle American is a regional airline that serves as connection service for Delta and United Airlines. Based in Indianapolis, Shuttle America is part of the Republic Airways group. 

The airline was founded in 1995 as a local carrier service, offering low cost flights between Hartford and Buffalo. The airline grew as a regional carrier, offering low rates to popular business destinations in the northeast. During this time, they were flying over 3,000 passengers a day without a major airline partnership.

Like most smaller airlines, Shuttle America fell into bankruptcy following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. After filing bankruptcy, they were purchased by Wexford Holdings. After the purchase by Wexford, Shuttle American began a codeshare agreement with US Airways and later United Airlines. Shuttle America was purchased again in 2005, this time by Republic Airways. They later began a codeshare partnership with Delta.

Today, Shuttle America remains a codeshare partner with United Airlines and Delta Airlines. They operate a fleet of 70 aircraft. The fleet is comprised of the Embraer 170 and 175 aircraft. These 70 aircraft provide service to over 40 destinations in the United States and Canada. 

Shuttle America operates four hub airports. Under the United Airlines partnership, Shuttle America uses Washington-Dulles International Airport, Denver International Airport and Chicago-O’Hare International Airport as hubs. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the lone hub for the Delta Connections operations.

Click on the photo above to view pictures of Shuttle America aircraft.

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