Factbox: Details of American Airlines-US Airways settlement

(Reuters) - US Airways Group Inc and American Airlines said on Tuesday they agreed to give up dozens of airport slots to settle a lawsuit brought by the Department of Justice that sought to block the airlines from merging to create the world's largest carrier, to be called American Airlines. Divestitures are due 90 to 180 days after the merger is completed, unless the U.S. allows time extensions. The following are details of the settlement: Washington Reagan National Airport (DCA): Divest 52 slot pairs, plus gates, including 16 to JetBlue Airways Corp in exchange for slots at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport. New York LaGuardia Airport (LGA): Divest 17 slot pairs, plus gates, including five to Southwest Airlines Co and 12 to either Southwest or others. Other key airports: Divest gates and associated facilities at five "key" airports: - Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) - Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) - Dallas Love Field (DAL) - Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) - Miami International Airport (MIA) Smaller cities: American Airlines would maintain daily service, except holidays, to specified cities in six states for a minimum of five years following the completion of the merger. Those include: Arizona: FLAGSTAFF PHOENIX TUCSON INTERNATIONAL YUMA Florida: DAYTONA BEACH KEY WEST FT. LAUDERDALE INTERNATIONAL GAINESVILLE JACKSONVILLE INTERNATIONAL ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL MELBOURNE KENNEDY WEST PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL PENSACOLA REGIONAL FORT MYERS REGIONAL SARASOTA/BRADENTON TALLAHASSEE MUNICIPAL TAMPA INTERNATIONAL VALPARAISO/FT WALTON BEACH Michigan: KALAMAZOO/BATTLE CREEK DETROIT WAYNE COUNTY FLINT BISHOP GRAND RAPIDS KENT CITY MARQUETTE TRAVERSE CITY Pennsylvania: ALLENTOWN BETHLEHEM WILKES-BARRE/SCRANTON ERIE INTERNATIONAL WILLIAMSPORT HARRISBURG INTERNATIONAL PHILADELPHIA PA/WILM'TON INTERNATIONAL PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL STATE COLLEGE Tennessee: NASHVILLE METRO CHATTANOOGA LOVELL MEMPHIS INTERNATIONAL TRI-CITY AIRPORT MUNICIPAL KNOXVILLE TYSON Virginia: CHARLOTTESVILLE ALBEMARLE WASHINGTON DULLES LYNCHBURG NORFOLK INTERNATIONAL HAMPTON INTERNATIONAL RICHMOND/WMBG INTERNATIONAL ROANOKE MUNICIPAL Sources: Court documents (Reporting by Alwyn Scott)