List of Southern Airways Express destinations

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Southern Airways Express serves the following destinations:

CityAirportIATA CodeDestinationsNotes
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona
Phoenix Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport PHXImperial
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Show Low Show Low Regional Airport SOWPhoenix [1] EAS Community | Contract awarded from Boutique Air due to reliability concerns [1]
Flag of Arkansas.svg Arkansas
El Dorado South Arkansas Regional Airport at Goodwin Field ELDDallas/Fort Worth
Memphis
EAS Community
Harrison (AR) Boone County Airport (Arkansas) HRODallas/Fort Worth
Memphis
EAS Community
Hot Springs Memorial Field Airport HOTDallas/Fort Worth
Memphis
EAS Community
Jonesboro Jonesboro Municipal Airport JBRSt. Louis
Nashville
EAS Community
Flag of California.svg California
Imperial Imperial County Airport IPLLos Angeles
Phoenix
EAS Community
Los Angeles Los Angeles International Airport LAXImperialHub
San Carlos San Carlos Airport (California) SQLSanta Barbara
Truckee
Branded as Surf Air
Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Municipal Airport SBASan CarlosBranded as Surf Air
Truckee Truckee Tahoe Airport TKFSan CarlosBranded as Surf Air
Flag of Colorado.svg Colorado
Denver Denver International Airport DENChadron
Pueblo
Hub
Pueblo Pueblo Memorial Airport PUBDenverEAS Community
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia
Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport ATLJackson (TN)Hub
Flag of Illinois.svg Illinois
Chicago O'Hare International Airport ORDBurlington
Muskegon
Quincy
Flag of Iowa.svg Iowa
Burlington Southeast Iowa Regional Airport BRLChicago
St. Louis
EAS Community
Flag of Indiana.svg Indiana
West Lafayette Purdue University Airport LAFChicago (begins May 15, 2024) [2] Subsidized by Purdue University
Flag of Michigan.svg Michigan
Muskegon Muskegon County Airport MKGChicagoEAS Community
Flag of Missouri.svg Missouri
St. Louis St. Louis-Lambert International Airport STLBurlington (IA)
Jackson (TN)
Jonesboro
Quincy
Flag of Nebraska.svg Nebraska
Chadron Chadron Municipal Airport CDRDenverEAS Community
Flag of Pennsylvania.svg Pennsylvania
Bradford Bradford Regional Airport BFDPittsburgh
Washington-Dulles
EAS Community
DuBois DuBois Regional Airport DUJPittsburgh
Washington-Dulles
EAS Community
Lancaster Lancaster Airport (Pennsylvania) LNSPittsburgh
Washington-Dulles
EAS Community
Pittsburgh Pittsburgh International Airport PITBradford
DuBois
Lancaster
Morgantown
Hub
Williamsport Williamsport Regional Airport IPTWashington-Dulles (begins May 23, 2024) [3]
Flag of Tennessee.svg Tennessee
Jackson McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport MKLAtlanta
St. Louis
EAS Community
Memphis Memphis International Airport MEMEl Dorado
Harrison/Branson
Hot Springs
Hub
Nashville Nashville International Airport BNAJonesboro
Flag of Texas.svg Texas
Dallas/Ft. Worth Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport DFWEl Dorado
Harrison/Branson
Hot Springs
Hub
Flag of Virginia.svg Virginia
Washington, DC Washington Dulles International Airport IADBradford
DuBois
Lancaster
Morgantown
Williamsport (begins May 23, 2024)
Hub
Flag of West Virginia.svg West Virginia
Morgantown (WV) Morgantown Municipal Airport MGWPittsburgh
Washington-Dulles
EAS Community

Former Destinations

CityAirportIATA CodeDestinationsNotes
Flag of Alabama.svg Alabama
Birmingham Birmingham–Shuttlesworth International Airport BHMAtlanta-Peachtree
Destin
Gulf Shores
Panama City (FL)
Gulf Shores Jack Edwards Airport GUFBirmingham
Memphis
New Orleans-Lakefront
Flag of Florida.svg Florida
Destin Destin Executive Airport DSIAtlanta-Peachtree
Birmingham
Jackson (MS)
Madison
Memphis
New Orleans-Lakefront
Olive Branch (MS)
Tampa
Key West Key West International Airport EYWWest Palm Beach (temporarily suspended)Weekend Service Only
Panama City Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport ECPAtlanta-Peachtree
Birmingham
Memphis-DeWitt Spain
Memphis-Olive Branch
New Orleans-Lakefront
Oxford (MS)
Tampa Tampa International Airport TPADestin
West Palm Beach
Weekend Service Only For Destin
West Palm Beach Palm Beach International Airport PBIKey West
Tampa
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia
Atlanta-Peachtree DeKalb-Peachtree Airport PDKDestin
Memphis
Flag of Louisiana.svg Louisiana
New Orleans Lakefront Airport NEWDestin
Gulf Shore
Memphis
Oxford (MS)
Panama City (FL)
Flag of Maryland.svg Maryland
Baltimore Baltimore/Washington International Airport BWIAltoona
DuBois
Hagerstown
Johnstown
Lancaster
Morgantown
Former Hub
Hagerstown Hagerstown Regional Airport HGRBaltimore
Pittsburgh
Former EAS Community | Ended due to falling short of 10 passenger enplanement requirement and exceeding $200 subsidy cap.
Flag of Massachusetts.svg Massachusetts
Boston/Norwood Norwood Memorial Airport OWDNantucketEnded due to lack of aircraft needed in other regions [4]
Hyannis Cape Cod Gateway Airport HYANantucketEnded due to lack of aircraft needed in other regions [4]
Nantucket Nantucket Memorial Airport ACKBoston/Norwood
Hyannis
Lancaster
New Bedford
Providence
Hub | Ended due to lack of aircraft needed in other regions [4]
New Bedford New Bedford Regional Airport EWBNantucketEnded due to lack of aircraft needed in other regions [4]
Flag of Mississippi.svg Mississippi
Gulfport Gulfport–Biloxi International Airport GPTOxford
Madison Bruce Campbell Field DXEDestin
Memphis
Service switched to Jackson International Airport
Olive Branch Olive Branch Airport OLVAtlanta-Peachtree
Chattanooga
Destin
Gulf Shores
Knoxville
Panama City
Switched to Memphis International Airport
Oxford University-Oxford Airport UOXDestin
Panama City
Jackson
Gulfport
Jackson (MS) Jackson-Evers International Airport JANDestin
Memphis
Flag of Nevada.svg Nevada
Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport LASImperial
Flag of New York.svg New York
Jamestown Chautauqua County-Jamestown Airport JHWPittsburgh Former EAS Community | Below 10 passenger enplanement requirement and exceeded $200 subsidy cap. Attempting to reestablish EAS service with Boutique Air. [5]
Flag of Pennsylvania.svg Pennsylvania
Altoona Altoona–Blair County Airport AOOBaltimore
Pittsburgh
EAS Community | Boutique Air awarded contract
Franklin Venango Regional Airport FKLPittsburghFormer EAS Community | Below 10 passenger enplanement requirement and exceeded $200 subsidy cap.
Harrisburg Harrisburg International Airport MDTPittsburgh
Johnstown Johnstown-Cambria County Airport JSTBaltimore
Pittsburgh
EAS Community | Boutique Air awarded contract
Wilkes-Barre Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport AVPPittsburgh
Flag of Rhode Island.svg Rhode Island
Providence T.F. Green Airport PVDNantucket
Flag of Tennessee.svg Tennessee
Chattanooga Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport CHAKnoxville
Memphis
Knoxville McGhee Tyson Airport TYSChattanooga
Memphis
Memphis General DeWitt Spain Airport -Atlanta-Peachtree
Destin
Gulf Shores
New Orleans
Panama City
Nashville Nashville International Airport BNAMemphisEnded due to low demand
Flag of Guam.svg Guam
Guam Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport GUMSaipanBranded as Marianas Southern Airways
Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg Northern Mariana Islands
Rota Rota International Airport ROPSaipanBranded as Marianas Southern Airways
Saipan Saipan International Airport SPNGuam
Rota
Tinian
Branded as Marianas Southern Airways
Tinian Tinian International Airport TIQSaipanBranded as Marianas Southern Airways

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