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American Airlines
American Airlines was formed in 1930 through the consolidation of numerous small regional carriers known as American Airways, and it grew over the following decades into one of the largest airlines in the world, historically headquartered in New York before later relocating to Texas. American merged with US Airways in 2013 while emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a deal that created, at the time, the largest airline in the world by passenger traffic, combining two major legacy carrier networks under one brand. American Airlines has maintained one of the largest domestic hub networks of any U.S. carrier, with major hubs including Dallas-Fort Worth, Charlotte, and Chicago O'Hare, giving it an especially extensive route network across the American South and Midwest. American Airlines's combination of its 1930 origins consolidating early regional carriers and its landmark 2013 merger with US Airways has made it one of the most historically significant airlines in the United States.
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United Airlines
United Airlines traces its origins to 1926 as Varney Air Lines, one of the earliest U.S. airmail carriers, before growing through mergers into United Air Lines, and it became one of the largest airlines in the world across the 20th century. United was involved in one of the most consequential events in aviation security history when United Flight 175 and United Flight 93 were among the four aircraft hijacked in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, with United Flight 93's passengers' actions widely credited with preventing an intended attack on Washington, D.C. United merged with Continental Airlines in 2010, forming what was briefly the largest airline in the world by fleet size, and the combined carrier maintains one of the most extensive international route networks of any U.S. airline, particularly across the Pacific through its Chicago and San Francisco hubs. United Airlines's combination of its deep historical roots in early American airmail service and its extensive modern international route network has made it one of the most significant legacy carriers in aviation history.
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