According to a Horry County press release dated January 7, 2004, The number of passengers traveling through the Myrtle Beach International Airport is on the rise. The number of departures and arrivals compared with 2002 has been steadily rising since June. Total passengers traveling through the airport was 1.33 million this year compared with 1.26 million in 2002.

Additional airlines that began service at MYR in the year 2003. Hooters Air has brought more than 35,000 passengers through the airport since their inaugural flight in March. Northwest Airlines began service in April and has boarded 35,000 total passengers to date. Delta Airlines began service in July and has boarded 21,098 total passengers for the year. Pan American Airlines boarded 1025 since beginning service in October.

Com Air and Atlantic Southeast - (Delta Connections) ComAir provides daily direct flights to Cincinnati and weekend flights to Chicago. Atlantic Southeast is direct to Atlanta
 

Continental Airlines has begun a new nonstop service linking its hub at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport with Myrtle Beach, S.C. and Birmingham, Ala.
 

Hooters Air
Atlanta, Baltimore, Columbus, Myrtle Beach, Ft. Myers, Nassau, Newark. Beginning June 10, 2004, service between Myrtle Beach and Gary, Indiana. NEW additions! Service expansion from the Greater Rockford (Ill.) Airport on Jan. 31, 2005, and from Pittsburgh on Feb. 10, 2005. Service between Myrtle Beach and Rockford will be on Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays.
 

PanAm
Boston, Manchester, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, White Plains, NY City, Baltimore, Myrtle Beach.
 

Spirit
Direct flights between Atlantic City, Detroit, LaGuardia/Newark. Daily non-stop service to Washington-Regan International Airport. NEW: Expanded service between Myrtle Beach and LaGuardia beginning Feb. 10 2005 (in addition to existing daily flights.) The carrier will also resume nonstop flights between Myrtle Beach and Detroit, Visit the website for more information.
 

United Airlines
Coming February, 2005:
United Airlines will start flying from Myrtle Beach to Chicago and Washington, D.C., in February, bringing one of the largest airlines to the beach and opening up new tourism markets. United Express carrier Air Wisconsin will introduce regional jet service to Myrtle Beach with two daily flights from Chicago O'Hare and four daily flights from Washington Dulles. These flights will begin Feb. 15, 2005.

USAirways
 

Voyager Airlines
Serving Myrtle Beach to and from Toronto