List_of_airlines_of_Ontario

List of airlines of Ontario

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This is a list of airlines that are based in Ontario which have an air operator's certificate issued by Transport Canada, the country's civil aviation authority.

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Adler Aviation

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AirExpress Ontario

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Bearskin Airlines

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About The Kingston Airport Archived 2010-12-28 at the Wayback Machine

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Cargojet Airways

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First Air route map Archived 2009-04-17 at the Wayback Machine

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Flightexec

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The Craig Evan Corporation O/A Flightexec

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Helicopter Transport Services - About

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Nakina Air Service at Pilot Career Centre

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"Porter Airlines". Archived from the original on 2010-06-24. Retrieved 2015-05-03.

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SkyLink Aviation

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SkyLink Express

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Stanton Airways

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Superior Airways

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Thunder Airlines

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Voyageur Airways Archived 2010-05-17 at the Wayback Machine

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Wasaya Airways Archived 2007-04-18 at the Wayback Machine

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White River Air Charter Services Archived 2012-07-19 at archive.today

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Wilderness Air

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Airline	IATA	ICAO	Callsign	Hub airport(s) or headquarters	Notes
Adler Aviation		SWH	SHOCKWAVE	Waterloo	Charters, cargo, flight training^[1]
AirExpress Ontario				Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier, Chatham-Kent, Oshawa Municipal	Charters^[2]
Bearskin Airlines		BLS	BEARSKIN	Sioux Lookout, Thunder Bay	Regional, scheduled passenger service, charters^[3]
Brock Air Services		BRD	BROCK AIR	Kingston/Norman Rogers	Charters and MEDIVAC (air ambulance)^[4]
Cargojet	W8	CJT	CARGOJET	John C. Munro Hamilton	Cargo^[5]
First Air	7F	FAB	FIRST AIR	Yellowknife, Iqaluit	Scheduled passenger service, cargo, charters^[6]
Flightexec		FEX		Buttonville, London	Charter airline, MEDIVAC (air ambulance)^[7]^[8]
Helicopter Transport Services				Carp	Charters, MEDIVAC (air ambulance), aerial firefighting^[9]
Nakina Air Service	T2			Nakina	Floatplane charters^[10]
Ornge				Thunder Bay, Sioux Lookout, Timmins/Victor M. Power	Air ambulance
Porter Airlines	PD	POE	PORTER AIR	Billy Bishop Toronto	Regional airline^[11]
Silverline Helicopters				Holland Landing
SkyLink Aviation		SKK	SKYLINK	Toronto Pearson	Charters, cargo^[12]
SkyLink Express		SLQ	SKYLINK	Toronto Pearson	Charters, cargo^[13]
Stanton Airways				Orillia/Lake St John	Floatplanes, charters and fly-in fishing camps^[14]
Superior Airways				Red Lake	Charters^[15]
Thunder Airlines		THU	AIR THUNDER	Thunder Bay	Scheduled passenger service, charters^[16]
Voyageur Airways	VC	VAL	VOYAGEUR	North Bay/Jack Garland	Charters, MEDIVAC (air ambulance)^[17]
Wasaya Airways		WSG	WASAYA	Thunder Bay	Scheduled passenger service, charters^[18]
White River Air		WRA		White River	Fly-in outposts^[19]
Wilderness Air				Vermilion Bay	Floatplanes, fly-in fishing camps^[20]

Airline	IATA	ICAO	Callsign	Hub airport(s) or headquarters	Notes
30000 Island Air				Parry Sound Harbour	2000? - ?, charter rental and leasing service air operator based in Parry Sound, Ontario using de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver
Air Ontario	GX	ONT	ONTARIO	London	1987 - 2001, to Air Canada Jazz
Air Toronto	CS	CNE	CONNECTOR	Toronto Pearson	1984-19991
AllCanada Express		CNX	CANEX	Toronto Pearson	1992 - 2005
Austin Airways	AAW			Timmins/Victor M. Power	1934 - 1987, to Air Ontario
Canada 3000	2T	CMM	ELITE	Toronto Pearson	1988 - 2001, formerly Canada 2000; Canada 3000 Cargo sold to Cargojet and 2005 revival failed
City Express				Peterborough	1971 - 1991, founded as Air Atonabee 1971
Great Lakes Airlines				Sarnia Chris Hadfield	1958 - 1983, to Air Ontario
Intair	ND	INT	INTAIR	Toronto Pearson	1989 - 1991, established by City Express as a successor to Skycraft Air Transport
Millardair				Toronto Pearson	1962 - 1990, continued as aircraft maintenance and servicing firm Millard Air Incorporated (Millardair MRO) 1990-2012
NAC Air		HMR	HAMMER	Thunder Bay	2000 - 2008, North American Charters was 100% First Nations owned
NorOntair		NOA	NORONTAIR	Sault Ste. Marie	1971 - 1996, airline operations of Ontario Northland Transportation Commission
Odyssey International	OL	ODY	ODYSSEY	Toronto Pearson	1988 - 1990, name, aircraft and some employees were merged with Nationair, and operated as a separate division of Nolisair for a short period of time
Ontario Central Airlines		NUN	NUNASI	Kenora	1947 - 1991?, became Nunasi-Central Airlines in 1984 and then to Nunasi-Northland Airlines in 1987
Ontario Express	9X	OEL	PARTNER		1980s - 1998, to Canadian Airlines
Pem-Air	PD	OEM	PEM-AIR	Pembroke	1970 - 2002
Roots Air	6J	SSV	SKYTOUR	Toronto Pearson	2000 - 2001, part of Roots Canada, ceased operations when ownership acquired by Air Canada
Skycraft Air Transport				Oshawa	1977 - 1989, reincarnated in 1989 and operating until 1994.
Skyservice Airlines	5G	SSV	SKYTOUR	Toronto Pearson	1986 - 2010, differs from existing Skyservice Business Aviation - same owners
Soundair		SDR	SOUNDAIR	Toronto Pearson	1973-1990, owned Odyssey International and Air Toronto. Previously Owen Sound Air Services. DBA Soundair Express.
Starratt Airways				Hudson, Kenora District	1932 - 1942, to Canadian Pacific Airlines
Vacationair				Toronto	1988 - 1990, initiated by Gray Coach Lines
Vision Airways Corporation	V6	VSN	VISION	Timmins/Victor M. Power	? - 1994
Vistajet		VJT	VISTA	Ottawa, Toronto, Windsor	1997 - 1997
Zoom Airlines	Z4	OOM	ZOOM	Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier	2002 - 2008, named acquired for new XPO Airlines 2009

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