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Founded
1985
Headquarters
Memphis, United States
Pinnacle Airlines was a regional airline headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, operating as a Delta Connection carrier under contract with Delta Air Lines. The airline flew under the Delta Connection brand, providing regional feeder service to Delta's network from hubs including Minneapolis-St. Paul and Detroit. Founded in 1985 as Business Express Airlines and later rebranded, Pinnacle Airlines operated a fleet primarily composed of Bombardier CRJ regional jets. The airline expanded significantly in the 2000s and at its peak was one of the larger regional carriers in the United States. Pinnacle Airlines filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in April 2012 and ceased operations in December 2012 after failing to secure a new capacity purchase agreement with Delta Air Lines. Its assets and some operations were absorbed by other regional carriers.
Hubs & network
Pinnacle Airlines primarily operated from hubs at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport as a Delta Connection carrier.
Fleet
Pinnacle Airlines operated a fleet of Bombardier CRJ-200, CRJ-700, and CRJ-900 regional jet aircraft.
Notable facts
  • Operated exclusively under the Delta Connection brand on behalf of Delta Air Lines.
  • Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in April 2012.
  • Ceased all flight operations in December 2012.
  • At its peak, Pinnacle was one of the largest regional airlines in the United States by fleet size.
  • The airline's ICAO callsign FLAGSHIP reflected its Delta Connection heritage.
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Route network map (46 legs)

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Route network

ATL → AZOCRJ
ATL → EVVCRJ
ATL → FWACRJ
ATL → LANCRJ
ATL → MBSCRJ
ATL → ROACRJ
DTW → MSYCR9
LAN → ATLCRJ
MSP → ATL
MSY → JFKCR9
MSY → MSPCR9
ROA → ATLCRJ
ATL → CHACRJ
ATL → CIDCRJ
ATL → CVGCR9
ATL → GSPCRJ
ATL → XNACRJ
AZO → ATLCRJ
CRW → ATLCRJ
EVV → ATLCRJ
GSO → ATLCR9
LEX → ATLCRJ
MBS → ATLCRJ
MSP → MSYCR9
XNA → ATLCRJ
ATL → CRWCRJ
ATL → GSOCR9
ATL → MSP
ATL → SYRCR9
CHA → ATLCRJ
CVG → ATLCR9
FWA → ATLCRJ
GFK → TVF
GSP → ATLCRJ
JFK → MSYCR9
LGA → MSYCR9
MSY → DTWCR9
MSY → MEMCRJ
SYR → ATLCR9
TYS → ATLCRJ CR9
ATL → LEXCRJ
ATL → TYSCRJ CR9
MDT → ATLCRJ
MEM → MSYCRJ
MSY → LGACR9
TVF → GFK

Fleet (aircraft types operated)