Talk:Mainline (aeronautics)

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Somebody has some confusion about what "mainline" means

How can an airline be classifed as "mainline" when it does not fly none "mainline" regional aircraft equipment in the first place?

Southwest Airlines, JetBlue Airlines, and AirTran do not at all need to be included with in this chart.

32.176.147.78 (talk) 13:14, 2 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]