Caroline Islands Air

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Caroline Islands Air
Founded1995 as Caroline Pacific Air
Focus cities Kanif (Yap), Pohnpei, Woleai
Fleet size5
Destinations9
Website https://www.facebook.com/carolineislandsair/

Caroline Islands Air is a charted air carrier based in the Caroline Islands.

Contents

Founded in 1995 as Caroline Pacific Air and renamed in 1997. [1]

Destinations

Country / territoryCity / TownAirportNotesRefs
Marshall Islands Enewetak Enewetak Auxiliary Airfield
Palau Koror Palau International Airport
Micronesia Yap Yap International Airport
Chuuk Chuuk International Airport
Kosrae Kosrae International Airport
Pohnpei Pohnpei International Airport
Fais Fais Airfield
Houk Houk Airfield
Onoun Onoun Airfield
Mortlock Islands Mortlock Islands Airfield
Ulithi Ulithi Airfield
Kapingamarangi Kapingamarangi Airfield

Fleet

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References

  1. JP airline-fleets international, Edition 1999/2000
  2. https://www.ivanberrymandirect.com/BNAPS_Images/BNAPS_News-January_2020.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiohezOxeLvAhWZPM0KHTUCAewQFjAUegQICxAC&usg=AOvVaw0ueT9hMjH8lgwdOEm7lskj
  3. "Reports of Caroline Islands Airlines Islander Aircraft Crash on Mwoakilloa Atoll – Office of the Governor, Pohnpei State, FSM".