Southern Airways Express serves the following destinations:
| City | Airport | IATA Code | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Arizona
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| Phoenix | Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport | PHX | Imperial
Show Low |
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| Show Low | Show Low Regional Airport | SOW | Phoenix [1] | EAS Community | Contract awarded from Boutique Air due to reliability concerns[1] |
 Arkansas
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| El Dorado | South Arkansas Regional Airport at Goodwin Field | ELD | Dallas/Fort Worth
Memphis |
EAS Community |
| Harrison (AR) | Boone County Airport (Arkansas) | HRO | Dallas/Fort Worth
Memphis |
EAS Community |
| Hot Springs | Memorial Field Airport | HOT | Dallas/Fort Worth
Memphis |
EAS Community |
| Jonesboro | Jonesboro Municipal Airport | JBR | St. Louis
Nashville |
EAS Community |
 California
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| Imperial | Imperial County Airport | IPL | Los Angeles
Phoenix |
EAS Community |
| Los Angeles | Los Angeles International Airport | LAX | Imperial | Hub |
| San Carlos | San Carlos Airport (California) | SQL | Santa Barbara
Truckee |
Branded as Surf Air |
| Santa Barbara | Santa Barbara Municipal Airport | SBA | San Carlos | Branded as Surf Air |
| Truckee | Truckee Tahoe Airport | TKF | San Carlos | Branded as Surf Air |
 Colorado
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| Denver | Denver International Airport | DEN | Chadron
Pueblo |
Hub |
| Pueblo | Pueblo Memorial Airport | PUB | Denver | EAS Community |
 Georgia
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| Atlanta | Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport | ATL | Jackson (TN) | Hub |
 Illinois
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| Chicago | O'Hare International Airport | ORD | Burlington
Muskegon Quincy |
|
 Iowa
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| Burlington | Southeast Iowa Regional Airport | BRL | Chicago
St. Louis |
EAS Community |
 Indiana
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| West Lafayette | Purdue University Airport | LAF | Chicago (begins May 15, 2024)[2] | Subsidized by Purdue University |
 Michigan
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| Muskegon | Muskegon County Airport | MKG | Chicago | EAS Community |
 Missouri
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| St. Louis | St. Louis-Lambert International Airport | STL | Burlington (IA)
Jackson (TN) Jonesboro Quincy |
|
 Nebraska
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| Chadron | Chadron Municipal Airport | CDR | Denver | EAS Community |
 Pennsylvania
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| Bradford | Bradford Regional Airport | BFD | Pittsburgh
Washington-Dulles |
EAS Community |
| DuBois | DuBois Regional Airport | DUJ | Pittsburgh
Washington-Dulles |
EAS Community |
| Lancaster | Lancaster Airport (Pennsylvania) | LNS | Pittsburgh
Washington-Dulles |
EAS Community |
| Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh International Airport | PIT | Bradford
DuBois Lancaster Morgantown |
Hub |
| Williamsport | Williamsport Regional Airport | IPT | Washington-Dulles (begins May 23, 2024)[3] | |
 Tennessee
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| Jackson | McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport | MKL | Atlanta
St. Louis |
EAS Community |
| Memphis | Memphis International Airport | MEM | El Dorado
Harrison/Branson Hot Springs |
Hub |
| Nashville | Nashville International Airport | BNA | Jonesboro | |
 Texas
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| Dallas/Ft. Worth | Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport | DFW | El Dorado
Harrison/Branson Hot Springs |
Hub |
 Virginia
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| Washington, DC | Washington Dulles International Airport | IAD | Bradford
DuBois Lancaster Morgantown Williamsport (begins May 23, 2024) |
Hub |
 West Virginia
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| Morgantown (WV) | Morgantown Municipal Airport | MGW | Pittsburgh
Washington-Dulles |
EAS Community |
Former Destinations edit
| City | Airport | IATA Code | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Alabama
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| Birmingham | Birmingham–Shuttlesworth International Airport | BHM | Atlanta-Peachtree
Destin Gulf Shores Panama City (FL) |
|
| Gulf Shores | Jack Edwards Airport | GUF | Birmingham
Memphis New Orleans-Lakefront |
|
 Florida
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| Destin | Destin Executive Airport | DSI | Atlanta-Peachtree
Birmingham Jackson (MS) Madison Memphis New Orleans-Lakefront Olive Branch (MS) Tampa |
|
| Key West | Key West International Airport | EYW | West Palm Beach (temporarily suspended) | Weekend Service Only |
| Panama City | Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport | ECP | Atlanta-Peachtree
Birmingham Memphis-DeWitt Spain Memphis-Olive Branch New Orleans-Lakefront Oxford (MS) |
|
| Tampa | Tampa International Airport | TPA | Destin
West Palm Beach |
Weekend Service Only For Destin |
| West Palm Beach | Palm Beach International Airport | PBI | Key West
Tampa |
|
| Georgia
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| Atlanta-Peachtree | DeKalb-Peachtree Airport | PDK | Destin
Memphis |
|
 Louisiana
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| New Orleans | Lakefront Airport | NEW | Destin
Gulf Shore Memphis Oxford (MS) Panama City (FL) |
|
 Maryland
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| Baltimore | Baltimore/Washington International Airport | BWI | Altoona
DuBois Hagerstown Johnstown Lancaster Morgantown |
Former Hub |
| Hagerstown | Hagerstown Regional Airport | HGR | Baltimore
Pittsburgh |
Former EAS Community | Ended due to falling short of 10 passenger enplanement requirement and exceeding $200 subsidy cap. |
 Massachusetts
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| Boston/Norwood | Norwood Memorial Airport | OWD | Nantucket | Ended due to lack of aircraft needed in other regions[4] |
| Hyannis | Cape Cod Gateway Airport | HYA | Nantucket | Ended due to lack of aircraft needed in other regions[4] |
| Nantucket | Nantucket Memorial Airport | ACK | Boston/Norwood
Hyannis Lancaster New Bedford Providence |
Hub | Ended due to lack of aircraft needed in other regions[4] |
| New Bedford | New Bedford Regional Airport | EWB | Nantucket | Ended due to lack of aircraft needed in other regions[4] |
 Mississippi
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| Gulfport | Gulfport–Biloxi International Airport | GPT | Oxford | |
| Madison | Bruce Campbell Field | DXE | Destin
Memphis |
Service switched to Jackson International Airport |
| Olive Branch | Olive Branch Airport | OLV | Atlanta-Peachtree
Chattanooga Destin Gulf Shores Knoxville Panama City |
Switched to Memphis International Airport |
| Oxford | University-Oxford Airport | UOX | Destin
Panama City Jackson Gulfport |
|
| Jackson (MS) | Jackson-Evers International Airport | JAN | Destin
Memphis | |
 Nevada
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| Las Vegas | Harry Reid International Airport | LAS | Imperial | |
 New York
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| Jamestown | Chautauqua County-Jamestown Airport | JHW | Pittsburgh | Former EAS Community | Below 10 passenger enplanement requirement and exceeded $200 subsidy cap. Attempting to reestablish EAS service with Boutique Air.[5] |
| Pennsylvania
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| Altoona | Altoona–Blair County Airport | AOO | Baltimore
Pittsburgh |
EAS Community | Boutique Air awarded contract |
| Franklin | Venango Regional Airport | FKL | Pittsburgh | Former EAS Community | Below 10 passenger enplanement requirement and exceeded $200 subsidy cap. |
| Harrisburg | Harrisburg International Airport | MDT | Pittsburgh | |
| Johnstown | Johnstown-Cambria County Airport | JST | Baltimore
Pittsburgh |
EAS Community | Boutique Air awarded contract |
| Wilkes-Barre | Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport | AVP | Pittsburgh | |
 Rhode Island
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| Providence | T.F. Green Airport | PVD | Nantucket | |
| Tennessee
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| Chattanooga | Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport | CHA | Knoxville
Memphis |
|
| Knoxville | McGhee Tyson Airport | TYS | Chattanooga
Memphis |
|
| Memphis | General DeWitt Spain Airport | - | Atlanta-Peachtree
Destin Gulf Shores New Orleans Panama City |
|
| Nashville | Nashville International Airport | BNA | Memphis | Ended due to low demand |
 Guam
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| Guam | Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport | GUM | Saipan | Branded as Marianas Southern Airways |
 Northern Mariana Islands
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| Rota | Rota International Airport | ROP | Saipan | Branded as Marianas Southern Airways |
| Saipan | Saipan International Airport | SPN | Guam
Rota Tinian |
Branded as Marianas Southern Airways |
| Tinian | Tinian International Airport | TIQ | Saipan | Branded as Marianas Southern Airways |
References edit
- ^ a b Writer, Jacob Hernandez Staff. "Boutique Air to continue air services until mid-July". White Mountain Independent. Retrieved 2022-07-08.
- ^ Reporter, ALEX SANCHEZ Staff (2024-02-25). "Chicago on the horizon". Purdue Exponent. Retrieved 2024-03-01.
- ^ PennLive, John Beauge | Special to (2024-01-08). "Commuter air service returning to Williamsport in May: 'a baby step'". pennlive. Retrieved 2024-03-01.
- ^ a b c d "Southern Airways Express pulling out of Nantucket". Inquirer and Mirror. 2023-03-23. Retrieved 2024-03-01.
- ^ "County continuing push for Jamestown airport | News, Sports, Jobs - Observer Today". Retrieved 2020-04-08.