Western Coast Air

Flights leaving the US mainland are Grounded until further notice

Western Coast Air (WCA) is the primary airline servicing the western United States, and is a subsidiary of United American Airways. The airline was founded in mid-October 2019.

Western Coast Air is currently based in Santa Barbara, California, with its primary hub located in Los Angeles and performs twelve daily flights.

Hubs
Los Angeles International Airport- Primary hub and maintenance center.

San Francisco International Airport - A secondary hub and maintenance center.

Focus Cities
San Diego International Airport - Primary focus city.

Honolulu International Airport - Secondary focus city. Acquired during a joint venture with Hawaiian Air Shuttle.

Fleet
As of December 2019, Western Coast Air operates a mixed fleet of 61 Boeing, Bombardier and Embraer aircraft.

Joint Venture
In late October 2019, Western Coast Air entered a joint venture with its parent subsidiary Honolulu Air Shuttle. The joint venture allowed Western Coast Air to operate flights between the US West Coast and Honolulu, Hawaii.