GP-EXPRESS AIRLINES
Nebraska-based GP-Express began flying in 1986 and quickly established a route network that connected points in Colorado and Nebraska.
Between 1992 and 1994 the airline provided Federally subsidized Essential Air Service (EAS) flights between Atlanta and the following cities: Anniston, Gadsden, Muscle Shoals, and Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Laurel, MS, and Hilton Head Island, SC. With the exception of Atlanta - Hilton Head Island, all of these routes were originally flown by Southern Airways (which became Republic) and had subsequently been taken over and then abandoned by Atlantic Southeast and Southeastern.
Beechcraft C99 N113GP is pictured on the ramp in Atlanta in 1992. Photo by Norbert Raith.
Between 1992 and 1994 the airline provided Federally subsidized Essential Air Service (EAS) flights between Atlanta and the following cities: Anniston, Gadsden, Muscle Shoals, and Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Laurel, MS, and Hilton Head Island, SC. With the exception of Atlanta - Hilton Head Island, all of these routes were originally flown by Southern Airways (which became Republic) and had subsequently been taken over and then abandoned by Atlantic Southeast and Southeastern.
Beechcraft C99 N113GP is pictured on the ramp in Atlanta in 1992. Photo by Norbert Raith.
Here is the cover and a page from the April 15, 1992 GP-Express timetable showing new service in GA, AL, and MS beginning on June 6.
GP-Express route map based on the April 15, 1992 flight schedules. Created with Great Circle Mapper.
