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*'''United Airlines''': United operates a mixed fleet to SAN, comprised of the 737-300, 737-500, 757-200, A319, and A320. These may appear in the new or old livery. Ted A320s sometimes appear, despite the fact that SAN is not a Ted destination. Flights are operated throughout the day. | *'''United Airlines''': United operates a mixed fleet to SAN, comprised of the 737-300, 737-500, 757-200, A319, and A320. These may appear in the new or old livery. Ted A320s sometimes appear, despite the fact that SAN is not a Ted destination. Flights are operated throughout the day. | ||
**'''United Express (SkyWest Airlines)''': The EMB-120 is the mainstay of United Express service to SAN. At times a CRJ is added to the schedule. | **'''United Express (SkyWest Airlines)''': The EMB-120 is the mainstay of United Express service to SAN, with flights throughout the day to Los Angeles. At times a CRJ is added to the schedule. Between November 1 and December 17, two of United's flights to San Francisco will be operated by the CRJ-700. | ||
*'''US Airways''': US Airways brings the 737-300, 757-200, A319, A320, and A321 to SAN, with most arrivals throughout the morning and in the evening. Aircraft may be in either the new or old US Airways livery. The US Airways retro livery A319s make appearances on an irregular basis. Note that while the schedule doesn't change that often, the equipment types used does change pretty frequently, sometimes varying by the day of week. | *'''US Airways''': US Airways brings the 737-300, 757-200, A319, A320, and A321 to SAN, with most arrivals throughout the morning and in the evening. Aircraft may be in either the new or old US Airways livery. The US Airways retro livery A319s make appearances on an irregular basis. Note that while the schedule doesn't change that often, the equipment types used does change pretty frequently, sometimes varying by the day of week. | ||