Operated By Trans States Airlines
- United States
- Colorado
- Denver - Denver International Airport Hub
- Georgia
- Savannah - Savannah International Airport
- Illinois
- Chicago - Chicago O'Hare International Airport Hub
- Moline - Quad City International Airport
- Springfield - Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport
- Indiana
- South Bend - South Bend Regional Airport
- Kentucky
- Covington - Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
- Michigan
- Detroit - Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport
- Missouri
- St. Louis - Lambert-Saint Louis International Airport
- Nebraska
- Omaha - Eppley Airfield
- New Hampshire
- Manchester - Manchester Airport
- New Jersey
- Newark - Newark Liberty International Airport
- New York
- Albany - Albany International Airport
- Rochester - Greater Rochester International Airport
- Syracuse - Syracuse Hancock International Airport
- North Carolina
- Greensboro-High Point-Winston-Salem - Piedmont Triad International Airport
- Raleigh-Durham - Raleigh-Durham International Airport
- Ohio
- Cleveland - Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport
- Dayton - James M. Cox International Airport
- Oklahoma
- Oklahoma City - Will Rogers World Airport
- Tulsa - Tulsa International Airport
- Pennsylvania
- Harrisburg - Harrisburg International Airport
- Philadelphia - Philadelphia International Airport
- Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh International Airport
- Rhode Island
- Providence - T. F. Green Airport
- South Carolina
- Charleston - Charleston International Airport
- Greer - Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport
- Tennessee
- Knoxville - McGhee Tyson Airport
- Nashville - Nashville International Airport
- Vermont
- Burlington - Burlington International Airport
- Virginia
- Richmond - Richmond International Airport
- Roanoke - Roanoke Regional Airport
- Washington, DC area - Washington Dulles International Airport Hub
- Wisconsin
- Madison - Dane County Regional Airport
- Milwaukee - General Mitchell International Airport
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