Flights from Washington, DC to Charlotte

• The largest aircraft servicing flights between Washington and Charlotte from US Airways is the B757-2 built by Boeing with 193 seats.
• go Operated by Mesa Airlines offers the shortest flight times from Washington to Charlotte.
• The average flight time from Washington, DC to Charlotte, NC takes about 58 minutes.
• Flight #7031, operated by go Operated by Mesa Airlines, was the flight with the most delays in 2009, with 30 minutes average delay between flights from Washington to Charlotte.
• go Operated by Mesa Airlines, Shuttle America, Republic Airlines, US Airways, Air Wisconsin, UNITED, Northwest Airlines, American Connection, Midwest Airlines, North American Airlines offer flights from Washington, DC to Charlotte, NC.
• go Operated by Mesa Airlines carried a total of 135,415 passengers from IAD to CLT in 2009.
• The average aircraft occupancy on flights from Washington to Charlotte in 2009 was 72.53%.
• There were 153,674 passengers that flew from Washington to Charlotte in 2009.
• The oldest aircraft servicing trips from Washington, DC to Charlotte, NC in 2009 was go Operated by Mesa Airlines' RJ-700 from Canadair which started flying in 1990.
• The newest aircraft servicing IAD to CLT in 2009 was US Airways' EMB-190 from Embraer. The EMB-190 started flying in 2005.
• 211,937 seats were available on flights from IAD to CLT in 2009. Of those seats, a total of 153,674 passengers flew on all flights from IAD to CLT that year.
• US Airways, go Operated by Mesa Airlines operate the shortest flights from Washington to Charlotte.
• The shortest flight distance between Washington and Charlotte is 321 miles.
• The smallest aircraft servicing flights from IAD to CLT for Air Wisconsin is the CRJ-2/4 built by Canadair with 50 seats.
• go Operated by Mesa Airlines operated flights from IAD to CLT using 3 types of aircraft in 2009.
• In 2009, there were 10 airline companies operating between Washington and Charlotte.
• The shortest flight between IAD and CLT takes about 55 minutes.

(Source: FAA & BTS 2009 Databases)