What is the Favorite Airline of Massachusetts Residents?

Every New Englander eventually wants to get out of the doldrums of the winter season in Massachusetts and fly to much warmer conditions domestically or internationally.

Utilizing Google Trends, BetMassachusetts.com took a break from Massachusetts sports betting and analyzed the most popular airlines of state residents by looking at the search results of each airline over the last 90 days (December 2023 to March 2024). Here are the results:

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Favorite Airlines of Massachusetts Residents

Rank	Airline	Interest Over Time
1	Delta Air Lines	87
2	American Airlines	59
3	Spirit Airlines	44
4	Breeze Airlines	33
5	JetBlue Airlines	29

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Delta Tops List in Massachusetts

According to the U.S. Department of Transportation (March 2022), Boston is the No. 2 top domestic market in the country with 3.4 million passengers (13.2% market share). New York is No. 1 with 4.67 million passengers (18.12%).

There are five main commercial airports in the Commonwealth: Boston's Logan International Airport, Hyannis Cape Cod Gateway Airport, Nantucket Memorial Airport, Martha's Vineyard Airport and Worcester Regional Airport.

Delta Air Lines tops the list among Massachusetts travelers with an interest over time score of 87, operating out of two Massachusetts airports — Boston Logan International and Worcester Regional. In 2022, Delta added five new routes out of Boston, adding about 3,800 more seats. Currently, Delta operates up to 160 daily nonstop flights to 55 destinations out of Logan.

American Airlines (59) placed second on the list and operates also out of Boston and Worcester. American has 23 routes out of Boston with 72% of their flights on-time according to americanairportguide.com.

Boston-based Spirit Airlines (44) rounds out the top three and flies only out of Boston's Logan International. This spring, Spirit will introduce 10 daily flights departing from Logan Airport, some to new destinations including Norfolk, Virginia; Charleston, South Carolina; and Houston. It will also resume a daily flight to Dallas. In addition, extra flights will be introduced on current routes to Orlando, Miami, Fort Myers, Tampa, Myrtle Beach and San Juan.

With the additional route and flights, Spirit Airlines will have a total of 14 nonstop destinations and 25 daily departures from Boston.
Newcomer Breeze Airways (33), which started in 2021, is fourth on the list and actually has no flights out of the Commonwealth. Breeze flies out of nearby Hartford, Providence and Islip, N.Y.

JetBlue Airways (29) rounds out the top five and operates out of the most airports (five) in Massachusetts. With their focus out of Boston Logan, JetBlue also operates out of Worcester Regional and three seasonal locations in Hyannis Barnstable Municipal Airport, Martha's Vineyard Airport and Nantucket Memorial.
Safe travels everyone — and before you leave, happy betting on Massachusetts sports betting apps.

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Lou Monaco

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Lou Monaco had been East Coast Scene columnist for Gaming Today in Las Vegas since June 2019, covering the East Coast sportsbook scene. He also currently is a part-time writer for the high school sports department for NJ Advanced Media (NJ.com) in Iselin, NJ. Lou has over 30 years sports experience with previous stints at ESPN SportsTicker, Daily Racing Form and Oddschecker.