Group W

Group W refers to a classification of airlines that are involved in scheduled operations primarily within the United States and its territories. It is used by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to designate carriers based on certain operational and safety standards. Airlines in Group W typically operate passenger services and are subject to specific regulations related to safety, maintenance, and operational procedures. This classification helps categorize different types of airlines for regulatory, safety, and administrative purposes, ensuring that all carriers meet the necessary requirements to maintain safe and reliable air travel within the scope of U.S. aviation standards.