Nielsen//NetRatings listed top airline Web sites for June 2005.
| Airline | Unique audience, 000 | Conversion ratio |
| Southwest | 8,141 | 14% |
| American | 5,663 | 9% |
| Delta | 4,912 | 10% |
| Source: Nielsen//NetRatings | ||
Apple
Top airline sites: SouthWest, American, Delta
Nielsen//NetRatings listed top airline Web sites for June 2005.
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