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67
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6
Hubs
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Connecting Florida and the Caribbean with regional service.

Founded
2011
Headquarters
Fort Lauderdale, United States
Silver Airways is a regional airline headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, operating scheduled passenger services primarily throughout Florida and to destinations in the Bahamas and Caribbean. Founded in 2011 after acquiring the assets of Gulfstream International Airlines, Silver Airways has carved out a niche serving smaller markets and island destinations that are underserved by major carriers. The airline is known for its focus on short-haul regional routes, particularly inter-Florida flights connecting cities such as Tampa, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, and Pensacola, as well as international routes to the Bahamas. Silver Airways has undergone fleet transitions over the years, moving toward turboprop aircraft suited to its regional network. Silver Airways is not a member of any major global airline alliance but has maintained codeshare and interline agreements with larger carriers to expand connectivity for its passengers.
Hubs & network
Silver Airways operates primarily out of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Orlando International Airport, with additional service from multiple Florida cities.
Fleet
Silver Airways operates ATR 42 and ATR 72 turboprop aircraft on its regional network.
Notable facts
  • Silver Airways was formed in 2011 following the acquisition of Gulfstream International Airlines' assets.
  • The airline is a significant carrier for inter-Florida routes, connecting smaller regional airports.
  • Silver Airways serves several Bahamian destinations, making it important for island connectivity.
  • The airline transitioned its fleet to ATR turboprop aircraft, phasing out earlier Saab 340 planes.
  • Silver Airways has faced financial challenges and restructuring efforts during its operational history.
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Route network map (67 legs)

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Route network

ATL → LWBSF3
ATL → MCNSF3
ATL → MEISF3
ATL → MSLSF3
ATL → PIBSF3
ATL → TUPSF3
BIM → FLLSF3
ELH → FLLSF3
ELH → PBISF3
EYW → FLLSF3
EYW → RSWSF3
EYW → TPASF3
FLL → BIMSF3
FLL → ELHSF3
FLL → EYWSF3
FLL → FPOSF3
FLL → GGTSF3
FLL → GHBSF3
FLL → MCOSF3
FLL → MHHSF3
FLL → TCBSF3
FLL → TPASF3
FPO → FLLSF3
GGT → FLLSF3
GGT → GHBSF3
GHB → FLLSF3
GLH → TUPSF3
GNV → MCOSF3
GNV → TPASF3
JAX → MHHSF3
JAX → TPASF3
LWB → ATLSF3
MCN → ATLSF3
MCN → MCOSF3
MCO → FLLSF3
MCO → GNVSF3
MCO → MCNSF3
MCO → MHHSF3
MCO → PNSSF3
MCO → RSWSF3
MCO → TLHSF3
MEI → ATLSF3
MHH → FLLSF3
MHH → JAXSF3
MHH → MCOSF3
MHH → PBISF3
MSL → ATLSF3
PBI → ELHSF3
PBI → MHHSF3
PBI → TPASF3
PIB → ATLSF3
PNS → MCOSF3
PNS → TPASF3
RSW → EYWSF3
RSW → MCOSF3
TCB → FLLSF3
TLH → MCOSF3
TLH → TPASF3
TPA → EYWSF3
TPA → FLLSF3
TPA → GNVSF3
TPA → JAXSF3
TPA → PBISF3
TPA → PNSSF3
TPA → TLHSF3
TUP → ATLSF3
TUP → GLHSF3

Fleet (aircraft types operated)