Air Florida Commuter was the brand for regional Air Florida feeder network.
History The brand was established by Air Florida to "feed" the main network from various communities. By September 1981, the airline was one of the fastest growing airlines conglomerate in the United States. By October 1981, the network linked 13 cities with Air Florida's 43 airport stops, linking all airports into one operation. In June 1982, Slocum Airlines was integrated into the Air Florida Commuter system.
Fleet The Air Florida Commuter fleet consisted of the following aircraft models and quantities: Aircraft In service Passengers NotesBeechcraft 99415Operated by Skyway of Ocala Britten-Norman Islander210Operated by Slocum AirlinesBritten-Norman Trislander116Operated by Slocum AirlinesCASA 212726Operated by North American Airlines and Gull AirCessna 402216Operated by Gull Air, Pompano Airways and Slocum AirlinesConvair 580440Operated by Key Airlinesde Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter120Operated by Ocean Reef Airwaysde Havilland Heron314Operated by North American AirlinesEmbraer EMB-110 Bandeirante218Operated by Finair ExpressMartin 4041240Operated by Florida Airlines and Marco Island AirwaysNord 2621629Operated by National Commuter Airlines and Pompano AirlinesTotal76
See also List of defunct airlines of United States
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