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 ==Regular Traffic==
-WN accounts for roughly half of the passengers through BNA, giving you lots of B737.<br>
+Southwest accounts for roughly half of the passengers through BNA, giving you lots of B737.
-Other airlines (AA, DL, NW, US, UA, F9) bring in their smaller mainline equipment or have their respective regionals operate the flights (all jets).<br>
-Largest passenger aircraft on schedule is the B737-800 of AA.
+Other airlines (American, Delta, United) bring in their smaller mainline equipment or have their respective regionals operate the flights (all jets). Frontier, Allegiant, Alaska, and Spirit are other carriers that can be seen flying various metal.
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+The largest passenger aircraft on schedule is the B787-9 of British Airways.
-Other traffic includes GA (incl. biz jets), B727 and A300 of FedEx plus the odd C-130 of Tennessee ANG stationed at BNA.
+Other traffic includes GA (incl. biz jets), B727 and A300 of FedEx, some B757 charter flights for sports teams, plus the odd C-130 of Tennessee ANG stationed at BNA.
 ==Facilities and Transportation==