Defunct (US) Airlines by BeanA

Air Florida Flight 90, which crashed less than a minute after takeoff, spelled the beginning of the end for that airline. What was Flight 90's intended destination?

On "Mad Men", one of Sterling Cooper's prized clients is this airline, absorbed by Allegheny in 1972.

What airline was known for painting a cheerful smile on the underside of the nose of each of the planes in its fleet?

Name the currently ubiquitous businessman who was the previous owner of what is now the US Airways Shuttle.

Midwest Express (later Midwest Airlines) was known for the robust quality of its in-flight service, in particular the presence of what baked good on each flight?

During the mid-2000s, United operated a low-cost subsidiary that shared a name with a former ABC News anchor, among others. Name this short-lived airline.

What flightless bird was the namesake for a relatively short-lived 1990s airline?

When recounting the tale of the Be-Sharps in the "Simpsons" episode "Homer's Barbershop Quartet", what airline does Homer claim "introduced a generation of hicks to air travel"?

In its final decades, TWA used what Midwestern city as its primary hub and corporate headquarters?

Throughout the 1970s and 80s, Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom was home to "If You Had Wings," a ride and glorified promotion for what airline?

What was originally the Pan Am Building towering over New York's Grand Central Station is now named for what major life insurer?

In the mid 70s, Braniff commissioned this sculptor and father of the mobile to design unique liveries for two of their planes.