List of domestic flights

List of domestic flights

A practical list of common domestic routes, the major carriers that serve them, and straightforward guidance for booking and travel within the United States.

🌐 Overview

This page lists high-demand domestic flight routes across the United States and the primary airlines that operate them. Use this as a planning reference when comparing schedules, fares, and airport options.

📋 Top domestic routes (popular city pairs)

New York (JFK/LGA) ↔ Los Angeles (LAX)

Distance Cross-country

Major carriers: Delta, American, JetBlue, United. Frequent daily service and multiple nonstop options connect New York metro airports to Los Angeles.

Los Angeles (LAX) ↔ San Francisco (SFO)

Distance West Coast short haul

Major carriers: United, American, Alaska, Southwest. High-frequency flights serve both business and leisure travelers.

Chicago (ORD) ↔ New York (JFK/LGA)

Distance Midwest to East Coast

Major carriers: United, American, Delta. Multiple daily nonstops between Chicago O’Hare and New York airports.

Atlanta (ATL) ↔ Orlando (MCO)

Distance Southeast regional

Major carriers: Delta, Southwest, American. High demand for both business and leisure travel, including connections to theme parks.

Seattle (SEA) ↔ San Francisco (SFO)

Distance Pacific Northwest

Major carriers: Alaska, United, Delta, Southwest. Frequent departures and strong scheduling for business travelers.

Boston (BOS) ↔ Washington, D.C. (DCA/IAD)

Distance Northeast corridor

Major carriers: Delta, American, United. Multiple flights daily along a busy political and commercial corridor.

Las Vegas (LAS) ↔ Los Angeles (LAX)

Distance Short domestic hop

Major carriers: Southwest, Spirit, Delta, American. Frequent low-cost and legacy carrier options.

Denver (DEN) ↔ Chicago (ORD)

Distance Mountain to Midwest

Major carriers: United, American, Southwest. Strong connectivity for domestic transfers.

San Diego (SAN) ↔ Phoenix (PHX)

Distance Southwest regional

Major carriers: American, Southwest, Delta. Frequent short flights supporting leisure and business travel.

🧭 Major carriers for domestic travel

Key U.S. airlines that operate extensive domestic networks:

🔎 How to use this list

Use the routes above as starting points when searching fares and schedules. Enter the origin and destination into a flight search tool to compare nonstop and one-stop options, then review baggage rules and fare conditions before purchasing.

Recommended search tools: Google Flights, Kayak, Skyscanner.

💡 Booking tips and travel essentials

  • Search multiple nearby airports to broaden options and pricing.
  • Set fare alerts to monitor changes instead of buying immediately.
  • Confirm carry-on and checked baggage rules on the carrier’s site before travel.
  • Download the airline app to access mobile boarding passes and real-time updates.
  • Review TSA ID and screening rules at TSA.gov.

🧾 Passenger rights and consumer resources

For official guidance on consumer protections, delays, and airline obligations consult the U.S. Department of Transportation:

Airline Consumer Protection — U.S. DOT

This list highlights common city-pair markets and major carriers but is not exhaustive. Flight availability and schedules change frequently—always verify current service and policies with the airline or a trusted booking platform.