eventually repainted. In December 2002 United declared bankruptcy and hinted at a revival of the Shuttle. Instead it created a leisure destination carrier called Ted, part of a second generation of "airline within an airline" services along with Delta Air Lines' Song and Air Canada Tango. Ted ceased operations in early 2009 and its fleet was folded back into United's. Destinations Shuttle by United and United Shuttle served the following destinations during the 1990s: Burbank, California - Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Denver, Colorado - Denver International Las Vegas, Nevada - McCarran International Airport Los Angeles, California - Los Angeles International Airport Oakland, California - Oakland International Airport Ontario, California - LA/Ontario International Airport Phoenix, Arizona - Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Sacramento, California - Sacramento International Airport San Diego, California - San Diego International Airport San Francisco, California - San Francisco International Airport Santa Barbara, California - Santa Barbara Municipal Airport Seattle, Washington - Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Fleet Boeing 737-300 Boeing 737-500 See also Delta Express, a low-cost subsidiary of Delta from 1996 until 2003 that preceded Song Virgin America, a 2007-2018 low-cost airline that was dominant in the West Coast, then merged with legacy carrier Alaska List of defunct airlines of the United States References Defunct airlines of the United States Airlines established in 1994 Airlines disestablished in 2001 United Airlines 1994 establishments in California Former Star Alliance affiliate members