About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 55. Chapters: Skyservice, Ontario Central Airlines, Canadian Airlines, Canadian Pacific Air Lines, Pacific Western Airlines, Zoom Airlines, Trans-Canada Air Lines, Eastern Provincial Airways, Canada 3000, Jetsgo, AllCanada Express, Wardair, Harmony Airways, Aeropro, Nordair, Quebecair, Lamb Air, Nolisair, List of defunct airlines of Canada, NAC Air, Austin Airways, Intair, Inter-Canadien, NorOntair, City Express, Norcanair, Canadian Airways, Air Ontario, Transair, QuikAir, Zip, Corporate Express, Maritime Central Airways, Sonicblue Airways, Royal Aviation, Time Air, Skycraft Air Transport, Maestro, Peace Air, Odyssey International, Knighthawk Air Express, Eastern Canada Air Lines, Canadian Regional Airlines, Air BC, Air Canada Tango, Quebecair Express, Air Satellite, Roots Air, Globemaster Air Cargo, Winnport, Greyhound Air, Air Nova, Val Air, Air Southwest, Millardair, Worldways Canada, Air Club International, Baxter Aviation, Vistajet, Skyxpress Airline, Airspeed Aviation, Fortunair, Colonial Airlines, BCWest Air, Air Alliance, Air Gaspe, Powell Air, Ontario Express, Canada West Airlines, Canadian Colonial Airways, Queen Charlotte Airlines, Great Lakes Airlines, Air Atlantic, First Nations Transportation, World-Wide Airways, Triton Airlines, North Canada Air, Air 500, Vision Airways Corporation, Trans-Provincial Airlines, Southern Frontier Airlines. Excerpt: Ontario Central Airlines was a Canadian airline headquartered in Kenora, Ontario. It was founded in 1947. In 1984, the airline was renamed Nunasi-Central Airlines. Ontario Central Airlines was founded in 1947, starting with two Fairchild 82 aircraft. Originally founded as a charter airline, in 1957 Ontario Central introduced its first scheduled services, having purchased Beechcraft 18 CF-KIA. The first two routes were from Kenora to Winnipeg, Manitoba and return, and from K...
