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Skyway Enterprises

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Skyway Enterprises Inc.
Company typePrivate
IndustryAirline
Founded1981 in Michigan, United States
Headquarters
Kissimmee
,
United States
Area served
Domestic and international
ProductsOn-demand cargo and passenger charter flights, contract services for logistics companies and government entities
ParentJMB Aviation Group
Websiteskywayenterprises.com

Skyway Enterprises Inc. is an American airline with its main office located in Kissimmee, Florida. The company specializes in on-demand cargo and passenger charter flights both domestically and internationally. It also operates contract services for prominent logistics companies such as FedEx, UPS, along with various government entities.

History

Skyway Enterprises was established in 1981 in Michigan originally functioning as a Cessna dealership. The airline commenced cargo charter operations in 1983 and subsequently moved its base to Kissimmee in 1989. In February 2021, JMB Aviation Group, which owns Transcarga, acquired Skyway, thereby broadening its presence in the air freight industry.

Destinations

Country City Airport Notes
Template:BAH Freeport Grand Bahama International Airport
Nassau Lynden Pindling International Airport
Template:CUB Havana José Martí International Airport
Guantánamo Bay Leeward Point Field
Template:USA Miami Miami International Airport Template:Airline hub
Orlando Kissimmee Gateway Airport Template:Airline hub
Savannah Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport Template:Airline hub

Current fleet

As of September 2022, the airline's fleet consists of four Shorts 360 aircraft utilized for cargo and charter operations.

Skyway Enterprises fleet
Aircraft In
fleet
Orders Notes
Shorts SD3-60 4 —
Total 4

Retired fleet

Accidents and incidents

  • 1998: A tornado destroyed two Shorts 330-200 aircraft at Miami International Airport; no injuries occurred.
  • 2003: During a go-around at DuBois Regional Airport, a Shorts 330-200 crashed; both crew members survived.
  • 2014: Skyway Flight 7101, operated by a Shorts 360-200, crashed near Sint Maarten shortly after departure, resulting in two fatalities.

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