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Cape Air

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Connecting small communities across America.

Founded

1989

Headquarters

Hyannis, United States

Cape Air is a regional American airline founded in 1989 and headquartered in Hyannis, Massachusetts. It specializes in providing essential air service to underserved and small communities, particularly in New England, the Caribbean, and the Great Plains, often operating as the sole air link for many remote destinations. The airline is known for its fleet of small turboprop and piston aircraft, operating thousands of flights weekly across its network. Cape Air frequently partners with major carriers such as American Airlines and United Airlines, offering interline agreements that allow passengers to connect seamlessly to larger hub airports. As a key Essential Air Service (EAS) carrier, Cape Air receives federal subsidies to maintain air service to communities that would otherwise lack commercial aviation access. The airline has grown steadily over the decades and remains one of the largest independently owned regional airlines in the United States.

Hubs & network

Cape Air operates primarily from Hyannis (HYA), Boston (BOS), and various regional airports across New England, the Caribbean, and the Midwest.

Fleet

Cape Air operates a fleet primarily consisting of Cessna 402 piston aircraft and Tecnam P2012 Traveller turboprops.

Notable facts

›Cape Air is one of the largest independently owned regional airlines in the United States.
›The airline participates in the Essential Air Service (EAS) program, subsidizing routes to remote communities.
›Cape Air has interline agreements with major carriers including American Airlines and United Airlines.
›The airline serves destinations in New England, Montana, the Dakotas, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
›Cape Air introduced the Tecnam P2012 Traveller to modernize and replace portions of its aging Cessna 402 fleet.

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Primary hubs

Boston Logan International AirportBOS · 11 rts Luis Munoz Marin International AirportSJU · 9 rts St. Louis Lambert International AirportSTL · 6 rts Billings Logan International AirportBIL · 5 rts Nantucket Memorial AirportACK · 4 rts Martha's Vineyard AirportMVY · 4 rts

Route network map (86 legs)

Leaflet © OpenStreetMap © CARTO

Route network

ACK → BOSCNA

ACK → EWBCNA

ACK → HYACNA

ACK → MVYCNA

ALB → BOSCNA

ALB → MSSCNA

ALB → OGSCNA

AUG → BOSCNA

AXA → SJUCNA

BHB → BOSCNA

BIL → GDVCNA

BIL → GGWCNA

BIL → HVRCNA

BIL → OLFCNA

BIL → SDYCNA

BOS → ACKCNA

BOS → ALBCNA

BOS → AUGCNA

BOS → BHBCNA

BOS → HYACNA

BOS → LEBCNA

BOS → MVYCNA

BOS → PVCCNA

BOS → RKDCNA

BOS → RUTCNA

BOS → SLKCNA

CGI → STLCNA

CPX → SJUBNI

EIS → SJUCNA

EIS → STTCNA

EWB → ACKCNA

EWB → HPNCNA

EWB → MVYCNA

GDV → BILCNA

GGW → BILCNA

HPN → HYACNA

HPN → LEBCNA

HPN → MVYCNA

HVR → BILCNA

HYA → ACKCNA

HYA → BOSCNA

IRK → STLCNA

LEB → BOSCNA

LEB → HPNCNA

MAZ → SJUCNA

MSS → ALBCNA

MVY → ACKCNA

MVY → BOSCNA

MVY → EWBCNA

MVY → HPNCNA

MWA → STLCNA

NEV → SJUCNA

OGS → ALBCNA

OLF → BILCNA

OWB → STLCNA

PVC → BOSCNA

RKD → BOSCNA

RUT → BOSCNA

SDY → BILCNA

SJU → AXACNA

SJU → CPXBNI

SJU → EISCNA

SJU → MAZCNA

SJU → NEVCNA

SJU → STTCNA

SJU → STXCNA

SJU → VIJBNI

SJU → VQSCNA

SLK → BOSCNA

STL → CGICNA

STL → IRKCNA

STL → MWACNA

STL → OWBCNA

STL → TBNCNA

STL → UINCNA

STT → EISCNA

STT → SJUCNA

STT → STXCNA

STX → SJUCNA

STX → STTCNA

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

CNA82 routes Pilatus Britten-Norman BN-2A/B Islander4 routes

Encyclopaedia

Hyannis Air Service Inc., operating as Cape Air, is an airline headquartered at Cape Cod Gateway Airport in Hyannis, Massachusetts, United States. It operates scheduled passenger services in the Northeast, the Caribbean, and Eastern Montana.

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