Operated As US Airways Express
- Connecticut
- Hartford/Springfield – Bradley International Airport
- Indiana
- Indianapolis – Indianapolis International Airport
- Kentucky
- Louisville – Louisville International Airport
- Maine
- Portland – Portland International Jetport
- Maryland
- Baltimore – Baltimore/Washington International Airport
- Massachusetts
- Boston – Logan International Airport
- New York
- New York City – LaGuardia Airport (hub)
- New York City / Long Island – Macarthur Airport (begins March 4th)
- Buffalo – Buffalo-Niagara International Airport
- North Carolina
- Charlotte – Charlotte/Douglas International Airport
- Greensboro – Piedmont Triad International Airport
- Raleigh/Durham – Raleigh-Durham International Airport
- Wilmington – Wilmington International Airport
- Ohio
- Columbus – Port Columbus International Airport
- Dayton – Dayton International Airport
- Pennsylvania
- Philadelphia – Philadelphia International Airport
- Pittsburgh – Pittsburgh International Airport
- Rhode Island
- Providence – T. F. Green Airport
- South Carolina
- Columbia – Columbia Metropolitan Airport
- Virginia
- Richmond – Richmond International Airport
- Washington, D.C. area – Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (hub)
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