BAHAMA-CARIBBEAN / AERO INTERNATIONAL
Bahama-Caribbean began scheduled flights between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale to Bimini in 1980 shortly after Shawnee Airlines abandoned the route. Within the next few years the airline operated several unusual routes with a strong emphasis on SHORT-haul: Miami - Homestead - Key Largo/ Port Largo Airport and Miami - Pompano Beach. Routes were flown using Cessnas and Britten-Norman Islanders. In 1981 the name was changed to Bahamas Caribbean and in 1982 the airline became Aero International. The airline changed names yet again in 1985 and was rebranded as Air South (no relation to the Georgia-based Air South that flew during the 1960s and 70s).
Below: Britten Norman BN-2 Islander N902GD of Aero International. Photo courtesy of Allan Wright at the BN Historians website. Thanks Allan!
Below: Britten Norman BN-2 Islander N902GD of Aero International. Photo courtesy of Allan Wright at the BN Historians website. Thanks Allan!
Bahamas Caribbean Airlines timetable dated June 26, 1981 showing international service between Bimini, Miami and Ft. Lauderdale.
The back side of the timetable shows domestic flights between Miami, Homestead, Key Largo (Port Largo Airport) and Pompano Beach.
RELATED PAGES:
Air South (Florida,1980s)
Port Largo Airport
For additional timetable images and information, visit the Air South page at Timetable Images.
Air South (Florida,1980s)
Port Largo Airport
For additional timetable images and information, visit the Air South page at Timetable Images.