Mesa Airlines

Mesa Airlines (IATA: YV, ICAO: ASH) is a regional airline subsidiary of Republic Airways Holdings, established in 1980. Operating under the United Express brand, Mesa connects passengers to 73 destinations across the United States, Cuba, Mexico, and Canada. The airline maintains three primary hubs: Harry Reid International Airport (Las Vegas), Charlotte Douglas International Airport, and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, strategically positioning it for both domestic and international regional service.

The fleet comprises modern regional jets, primarily Embraer E-175 aircraft-the backbone of Mesa's operations-complemented by Bombardier CRJ900 and CRJ-200 turboprops, and Boeing 737 jets. This mix allows Mesa to serve routes of varying demand efficiently, from smaller regional destinations to busier trunk routes. As a Star Alliance member operating United Express flights, Mesa provides connectivity to United's global network.

Passengers flying Mesa can expect the standards and frequent-flyer benefits of United Airlines, as the carrier operates integrated services under the United Express brand. With headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona, Mesa combines regional expertise with the backing of a major international airline alliance, making it a reliable choice for regional North American travel.