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Poster |
Coming
in 2012
Kodiak
Q-100 (Seaplane)
Non-Stop
8 Passenger Seaplane Service to the
Bahamas & the Out Islands |
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Atlantic Airlines is planning to add
Non-Stop Seaplane Service to the Bahamas and the out Islands
of the Bahamas from Central Florida, (Tampa, Lakeland, Orlando
areas). We are currently putting the program together to
be presented to the Federal Aviation Administration & the
Government of the Bahamas, to be added to our existing certification.
The aircraft above is a photo of the Kodiak Q100 Aircraft
that will be used in the Seaplane Operations to the Bahamas.
We will post updates to this page as the certification progresses
along. You can also follow our progress on Twitter and Facebook. |
Coming
in 2012
Kodiak
Q-100
8 Passenger
Aircraft for those Larger Groups
This aircraft will be part of the Florida Air Shuttle |
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Atlantic Airlines is planning to add
the Kodiak Q-100 to our current operations. We
have selected the Kodiak aircraft to expand our operations because
we have found no other aircraft in it's class that has the performance
capabilities that the Kodiak has to offer. This aircraft will
allow us to fly 8 passengers, 1 pilot and 1 Flight Attendant
to and from airports that that have runways as short as 1500
feet. This aircraft has the capability that allows Atlantic Airlines
to operate in most weather conditions.
We are currently putting the program together to be presented
to the Federal Aviation Administration for approval to allow
us to add it to our existing operations.We will post updates
to this page as the certification progresses along. You can also
follow our progress on Twitter and Facebook. |
Atlantic
Airlines to start MRO
late 2012
Atlantic Airlines will be starting a Maintenance
Repair Organization known in the industry as an (MRO) in late
2012.
 The company will be called Atlantic
Airlines Aircraft Services and will provide 24/7 aircraft maintenance
services to outside customers who operate the same type of aircraft
that Atlantic operates.
 Atlantic
Airlines has been fielding numerous calls for years from the
industry for advice and expertise regarding maintenance procedures
on how to maintain their aircraft when certain technical problems
arise. By having detailed regulatory and technical information
at our finger tips, along with real world practical experience,
it is possible to provide a qualified solution to most major
maintenance issues.
 Since Atlantic Airlines maintains its own
aircraft completely in-house on a 24/7 basis, including major
structural repairs, powerplant overhaul, and avionics installations
and has vast resources of knowledge and equipment on specific
aircraft, the company felt that it is only natural to start a
company to share this ability with the flying public.
Due to the fact that Atlantic
Airlines will be offering these services to the public, the company
will be seeking FAA certification for a Repair Station License
so we may be able to offer these services from the company and
not specifically from the mechanic. We expect certification to
take approximately 4 to 6 months depending on FAA workload. Once
these services are available, we will post the information under
"What's New" and provide a link to complete company
information and services offered. |
