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Commuter Air Carriers Updated May 26, 2015 Commuter Air Carriers Updated May 26, 2015 Air Carrier Firstname Lastname Title Address City State Zip Telephone Ops? Air Charter, Inc. Francisco Torres President PO Box 810352 Carolina PR 00981 (787) 405-1592 Yes d/b/a Air Flamenco Air Sunshine, Inc. Mirmohammod Adili President PO Box 37698 Airport Station San Juan PR 909 (787) 791-8900 Yes Bemidji Aviation Services, Inc. Mark Shough President 4125 Hangar DR. NW Bemidji MN 56619 (218) 751-1880 Yes d/b/a Air Direct d/b/a Bemidji Airlines Boutique Air, Inc. Shawn Simpson President 340 Pine Street, Suite 503 San Francisco CA 94104 Yes Champlain Enterprises, Inc. John Sullivan CEO 240 Valley Rd South Burlington VT 5403 (802) 951-2500 Yes d/b/a Commutair d/b/a Continental Connection City Wings, Inc. Don Lewis President 8248 Plantation Manor #78 St. Thomas V.I. 00802 (340) 714-3007 Yes Coastal Air Transport, Inc. Michael W. Foster President PO Box 3985 Christiansted St. Croix VI 00822 (340) 773-6862 Yes Corporate Flight Management James Howell CEO 276 Doug Warpoole Rd. Smyrna TN 37167 (615) 459-8883 Yes JoAnn Wolters General 31 Hamner Drive Salmon ID 83467 (208) 993-0178 Yes Gem Air LLC Manager Great Lakes Aviation, Ltd. Charles R. IV Howell CEO 1022 Airport Parkway Cheyenne WY 82001 (307) 432-7020 Yes d/b/a Great Lakes Airlines d/b/a United Express Hyannis Air Service, Inc. Daniel A. Wolf President 660 Barnstable Road, Barnstable Municipal Airport, Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 790-3122 Yes d/b/a Cape Air North Ramp d/b/a Continental Connection d/b/a Key West Express d/b/a Nantucket Airlines Inter Island Airways, Inc. Alex Sene, Jr. President Airport Rd, Hangar 2 P.O. Box Pago Pago AS 96799 (684) 699-5700 Yes d/b/a Inter Island Air 4929 Island Airlines, LLC Thomas Cunningham President 550 Barnstable Road. Hangal 1 Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 775-6606 Yes d/b/a Nantuckett Shuttle Kenmore Air Harbor, Inc. Todd Banks President 6321 N.E. 175th Street Kenmore WA 98028 (425) 486-1257 Yes d/b/a Kenmore Air d/b/a Kenmore Air Express d/b/a San Francisco Seaplanes Key Lime Air Corp. Cliff Honeycutt President 13252 E. Control Tower Road Englewood CO 80112 (303) 718-4301 yes d/b/a Denver Air Connection Multi-Aero, Inc. Darlene Storz President 2193 Horine Road Festus MO 63028 (314) 843-8501 Yes d/b/a Air Choice One New England Airlines, Inc. William G. Bendokas President Westerly State Airport, 56 Airport Rd. Westerly RI 02891 (401) 596-2460 Yes d/b/a Block Island Air Line and Air Charter Piedmont Airlines, Inc. Stephen R. Farrow President & 5443 Airport Terminal Road Salisbury MD 21804-1700 (410) 742-2996 Yes d/b/a Allegheny Airlines CEO d/b/a US Airways Express d/b/a America Eagle Rugby Aviation, Inc. Skip Jansen President 4167 Mitchell Way Bellingham WA 98226 (360) 376-7139 Yes d/b/a/ Northwest Sky Ferry d/b/a San Juan Airlines Commuter Air Carriers Updated May 26, 2015 Schuman Aviation Company, Ltd. Richard Schuman President 130 Iolana Place Honolulu HI 96819 (808) 834-5813 Yes d/b/a Makani Kai Helicopters d/b/a Ko Olina Helicopters d/b/a Pacific Air Express d/b/a Makani Kai Air Charters d/b/a Magnum Helicopters Silver Airways Corp. Sami Teittinen CEO 1100 Lee Wagener Suite 201 Fort Lauderdale FL 33315 (954) 880-9720 Yes d/b/a Continental Connection d/b/a d/b/a Island Air d/b/a United Express d/b/a Gulfstream International Star Marianas Air, Inc. Shaun Christian President PO BOX 520461 Tinian MP 96952 (670) 433-9989 Yes Sun Air Express LLC Hacket David CEO 3201 Griffin Road Ft. Lauderdale FL 33312 (954) 660-9866 Yes Tradewind Aviaton, LLC Eric Zipkin President 5 Juliano Dr. Oxford CT 06478 (203) 267-3305 Yes Ultimate Jet Charter, LLC John Gordon President 6061 West Airport Dr. North Canton OH 44720 (330) 497-3344 No/c Via Airlines, Inc. Amos Vizer President 218 Jackson St. Maitland FL 32751 Yes d/b/a Charter Air Transport Vieques Air Link, Inc. Carlos Rodriguez President Antonio G Mellado #358 Vieques PR 00765 (787) 741-3266 Yes West Isle Air, Inc. Clyde Carlson President 4000 Airport Road, Suite A Anacortes WA 98221 (360) 293-4691 Yes d/b/a San Juan Airlines d/b/a Chelan Seaplanes Commuter Air Carriers Updated May 26, 2015 Air Choice One ** see Multi-Aero, Inc.** Air Direct **see Bemidji Aviation Service** Air Flamenco ** see Air Charter, Inc.** Allegheny Airlines **see Piedmont Airlines, Inc.** America Eagle **see Piedmont Airlines, Inc.** Bemidji Airlines **see Bemidji Aviation Services** Block Island Air Line and Air Charter **see New England Airlines, Inc.** Cape Air **see Hyannis Air Service, Inc.** Charter Air Transport **see Via Airlines, Inc.** Chelan Seaplanes **see West Isle Air, Inc.** Commutair **see Champlain Enterprises** Continental Connection **see Champlain Enterprises, Inc.** **see Hyannis Air Service, Inc.** **see Silver Airways Corp.** Freedom Air **see Aviation Services, Ltd.** Island Air **see Silver Airways Corp.** Island Express **see Safe Air International Inc.** Kenmore Air Express **see Kenmore Air Harbor, Inc.** Key West Express **see Hyannis Air Service, Inc.** Ko Olina Helicopters **see Schuman Aviation Company, Ltd.** Makani Kai Helicopters **see Schuman Aviation Company, Ltd.** Makani Kai Air Charters **see Schuman Aviation Company, Ltd.** Nantucket Airlines **see Hyannis Air Service, Inc.** Nantucket Shuttle **see Island Airlines, LLC** Northwest Airlink **see Pinnacle Airlines, Inc.** Northwest Sky Ferry **see Rugby Aviation, Inc.** Pacific Air Express **see Schuman Aviation Company, Ltd.** San Francisco Seaplanes **see Kenmore Air Harbor, Inc.** San Juan Airlines **see West Isle Air, Inc.** San Juan Aviation **see Cool Tours, Inc.** United Express **see Great Lakes Aviation Ltd.** **see Silver Airways Corp.** US Airways Express **see Colgan Air, Inc.** **see Piedmont Airlines, Inc.**.
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