Salmon Air
United States

Connecting remote Idaho communities by air.
- ›Serves remote backcountry airstrips in central Idaho inaccessible by road.
- ›Operates in one of the most rugged and mountainous regions of the continental United States.
- ›Supports wilderness lodges, outfitters, and local residents in the Salmon River Mountains.
- ›Uses IATA code S6 for ticketing and reservation purposes.
- ›Provides critical air access to communities where alternative transportation is extremely limited.
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Salmon Air was a commuter airline based in Salmon, Idaho, United States. Originally established in 1968 as Salmon Air Taxi, the company went bankrupt in the early '80s and was reorganized under new ownership, DBA Salmon Air Taxi, and eventually, DBA Salmon Air.
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