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USA3000 Airlines

IATA U5	ICAO GWY	Callsign GETAWAY
Founded		2000
Fleet size		12
Destinations		26
Parent company		Brendan Airways
Headquarters		Newtown Square, Pennsylvania
Key people		Angus Kinnear, COO
Website: http://www.usa3000.com

USA3000 Airlines (Brendan Airways, LLC d/b/a USA3000 Airlines) is an American airline headquartered in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. It operates a fleet of Airbus A320 aircraft. The company's operating certificate reads "Brendan Airways". However, for all marketing purposes the airline is USA3000 Airlines; all planes, crew uniforms, ads and websites read so.

1 History
2 Destinations
3 Fleet
4 References
5 External links

History

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In the year 2000, preliminary discussions began at Apple Vacations to outline the organization and launch of an airline. This airline, a sister company to Apple Vacations, would eventually become USA3000 Airlines. Over the course of the following months, preparations escalated, and on December 21, 2001, the airline was officially certified as a FAA part 121 operator. At the time, USA3000 Airlines exclusively operated charter flights, from Philadelphia, Newark, Hartford, and Columbus, with just two aircraft. A third aircraft was added to the fleet in May 2002 and based in Chicago O’Hare Airport. USA3000’s first destinations were Cancun and Punta Cana. The inaugural flight on December 28, 2001, flew from PHL to CUN. Though flights started to both of these destinations solely as charter service, the airline began offering scheduled air service in 2002. Also in 2002, USA3000 began service to Florida, expanding service to Fort Myers. St. Petersburg, and Fort Lauderdale stations opened in 2003. The origin of the company name is unknown and has never been publicly discussed, although it was likely derived from the now-defunct Canada 3000 Airlines.

Destinations

USA3000 Airbus A320

Bermuda (British Overseas Territory)

Ferry Reach (Bermuda International Airport)

Dominican Republic

Jamaica

Montego Bay (Sir Donald Sangster International Airport)

Mexico

United States

Fleet

As of January 2008, USA3000 Airlines has 12 aircraft in its fleet consisting of: ^[1]

**USA3000 Airlines Fleet**
Aircraft	Total	Passengers	Notes
Airbus A320-200	12	168

As of January 2008, USA3000's average fleet age was 6.0 years old. ^[2]

USA3000 Airlines flies a fleet composed of solely Airbus A320 jet aircraft that are configured with 168 seats in a single-class configuration. Most planes are new, delivered from Airbus. This winter, USA3000 will operate 12 A320's, and in the spring will lease two to a German carrier, and give one back to the leasing company. Nine airplanes are scheduled for Summer 2008.

References

External links

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