, United has a low IDB rate, with only 93 bumps out of almost 100 million passengers. United tied with JetBlue for 11th place.JetBlue was statistically identical to United in 2018, with 36 involuntary denied boardings out of nearly 38 million passengers.Republic Airways is a regional carrier that operates flights on behalf of Delta, United, and American Airlines. Since its flights are sold and ticketed by the airlines it operates for, its bump rate is a function of the rates for those airlines.
An American Airlines airplane sits on the tarmac at LAX in Los AngelesSkywest is a regional airline operating for the three major carriers — American, Delta, and United — as well as Alaska Airlines, so its IDB rate is a function of the carriers it operates for.File photo: An American Eagle Commuter jet takes off from Washington National Airport in Washington, U.S., August 9, 2017.Mesa Airlines operates regional flights primarily for American Airlines and United.
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