Usa 3000
 

They fly Airbus A320s.

http://www.usa3000airlines.com/ouraircrafts.htm

They are a good airline, basically a LCC. If you are taking them out of ORD they are located in Terminal 5 - the International Terminal. I've seen a whole lot of people show up at their counter late in a tizzy becuase they ASSUMED they were located in a domestic terminal.

Starting 05/03 they will service MCO from ORD 3 times per week, Tue/Thu/Sun. $59 one way - not bad.

Thanks for the plane type reply. I know about all that other stuff. I've used the airline a few times already. So which planes of the A320's would be closest??? Would you pick Canadian airline planes?? I'm talking about plane configurations on Seat Guru dot com. Thanks! :-: :D

Standard all-coach 29x3x3 configuration, with rows 11 + 12 having the most pitch as exit rows I believe.

(found the info on usa3000.com)

-JC

USA 3000 use standard "European charter" configuration A320 aircraft. Some aircraft they have all year, others are chartered in during the winter high-season from European charter airlines whose peak season is during the summer. Thomas Cook Airlines from the UK have supplied a number in each recent winter.

You don't usually find seat plans for charter airlines on the main web tools, but 28" seat pitch is normal.