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Streamline Air is a part-135 charter brand providing publicly available flight booking. It is a subsidiary of Ohio's Charter Air Transport as an operator certified to provide scheduled public flights.[1]
History edit
The Brand Streamline is inspired as a niche operation to make a chartered style operation available through public booking and not to compete directly with part 121 air carriers. Utilizing Charter Air Transport's dedicated aircraft, each flight has 30 seats that can be booked independently as on most traditional airlines. The brand is intended to deliver a business service with fewer delays and waits than at congested major airports.
Destinations edit
- Hanscom Field in Bedford, MA
- Trenton-Mercer Airport in Ewing, NJ
In April of 2011 the new operations are run two round trips per weekday.[2]
Fleet edit
Charter Air Transport has 1 dedicated aircraft allocated to the regular operation out of a total of 4 Embraer 120 aircraft in service elsewhere for other air taxi services.[3]
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