Introducing the new ExpressJet Airlines
Now that our merger is complete, Atlantic Southeast Airlines and ExpressJet Airlines are now the new ExpressJet, connecting 28 million passengers each year to more than 190 destinations across North America.
ExpressJet operates scheduled flights as Delta Connection and United Express. Find links to travel information for each of our partners here.
Passenger alert:
Passengers booked on ExpressJet-operated flights: As of January 1, 2012, ExpressJet Airlines, Inc. has been acquired by and merged into Atlantic Southeast Airlines, Inc., and the combined company has changed its name to “ExpressJet Airlines, Inc.” These flights will now be operated by ExpressJet Airlines, Inc. (formerly known as Atlantic Southeast Airlines, Inc.), doing business as Continental Express or United Express.
Passengers booked on Atlantic Southeast-operated flights: As of January 1, 2012, Atlantic Southeast Airlines, Inc. acquired and merged with ExpressJet Airlines, Inc., and the combined company has changed its name to “ExpressJet Airlines, Inc.” These flights will now be operated by ExpressJet Airlines, Inc. (formerly known as Atlantic Southeast Airlines, Inc.), doing business as Delta Connection or United Express.
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ExpressJet is successful because of our amazing people. Visit here only if you’re ready to make the ExpressJet difference every day.
Find out how some of ExpressJet’s team of 10,000 aviation professionals make a difference on our front lines every day.
Meet Kelly and Dessi, Flight Attendants
Apply for a job as a flight attendant at ExpressJet Airlines and you’ll likely be interviewed by Kelly Schnorr and Dessi Kapitanova, two of our flight attendants who double as recruiters when they’re not out flying the friendly skies.
“The crew on this flight was superb. The flight attendant was well-informed and personable, and the pilots were great. We were sitting on the runway in ATL for longer than usual…The captain came out and talked to the passengers and put us at ease regarding the whole situation.”
