JetTrain (airline)

JetTrain was an American low-fare airline that operated for less than a year throughout the 1990s. The airline was initially called AirTrain and was later renamed in 1995.

JetTrain operated a fleet of DC-9 aircraft on flights connecting Pittsburgh, Newark, New Jersey, and Orlando, Florida, and eventually expanded to include routes between Boston, Philadelphia, and Nashville.^{[citation needed ]}

JetTrain encountered multiple challenges, such as insufficient demand, which made it difficult to attract enough passengers; rising operating costs due to increased jet fuel prices in the 1990s. Which made operating the DC-9s costly and competition from US Airways, whose hubs in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia limited JetTrain's expansion opportunities.^{[citation needed ]}

JetTrain served the following destinations throughout its existence:

• Pittsburgh (PIT)
• Newark (EWR)
• Orlando (MCO)
• Boston (BOS)
• Philadelphia (PHL)
• Nashville (BNA)

• Operated 3 different McDonnell Douglas DC-9-31 throughout its history.

• Low-cost carriers of the United States
• Defunct airlines of the United States
• Airlines established in 1994
• Airlines disestablished in 1995

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