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1992
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WORLD AIRLINE DIRECTORY Tel: +968 519223. Fax: +968 510805. Telex: 5424 OAS SEEB ON. Ontario Express, a Canadian Partner affiliate of Cana dian Airlines, the regional carrier, has added Indianapo lis, Columbus, Dayton, Allentown and Harrisburg to its routes, which include Toronto, North Bay, London, Kingston, Sudbury, Sarnia Windsor, Sault Ste Marie, Timmins, Pittsburgh, Thunder Bay, Winnipeg, Dryden, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto-Buttonville (op erated by Canadian Partner); and Timmins, Pittsburgh, Fort Albany, Kaschewan, Attawapiskat, North Bay, Ot tawa, Thunder Bay, Dryden, Red Lake, Winnipeg (oper ated by Canadian Frontier based at Timmins). It has applied to operate Toronto to Newburgh (NY), Washing ton Dulles and National and Baltimore. Wholly owned by Canadian Regional Airlines (C RA) from 15 May, 1991, CRA is in turn owned by PWA Corporation, parent company of Canadian Airlines. Air Toronto was acquired on 1 November, 1991. History: Ontario Express was formed in 1987, begin ning operations on 15 July. Fleet: six ATR.42-300, five Beech 1900C, 14 BAe Jetstream 31, six Embraer EMB-120 Brasilia. On order: three EMB-120 Brasilia. Executives: general manager and COO, Duncan Fis cher; directors: flight operations, Tony Man Son Hing; maintenance, Patrick Melen; commercial services, Tracy Medve; customer services, Priscille LeBlanc; human resources and admin, Margaret Downie; controller, Alfred Theiss. Employees: 550. Head Office. PO Box 69, Toronto AMF, Ontario L5P 1A5, Canada. Tel: +1 (416) 676 7660. Fax: +1 (416) 676 0195. SITA: YYZKP9X. Pacific Interstate Airlines, a US charter carrier, ceased operations in 1988. Its aircraft were sold to Majestic Air, which became Carnival Air. Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) operates scheduled passenger and cargo services to 41 destinations in 37 countries, as well as 35 domestic points. International stations include: Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Dhaka, Beijing, Copenhagen, Dubai, Cairo, Frankfurt, Paris, Athens, Delhi, Bombay, Teheran, Baghdad, Rome, Tokyo, Amman, Nairobi, Kuwait, Tripoli, Kuala Lumpur, Kath- mandu, Amsterdam, Muscat, Manila, Doha, Jeddah, Dhahran, Riyadh, Singapore, Colombo, Damascus, Bang kok, Istanbul, Moscow, London Heathrow, Manchester, New York, Male, Toronto and Sana'a. The Government is the principal shareholder with 64%, the remainder of the shares being held primarily by institutions. History: PIA was founded in 1954 as the national flag-carrier. It became a corporation in March 1955 when the company was merged with Orient Airways, which was founded in 1946. Fleet: six Boeing 747-200B, two 747-200B Combi, eight Airbus A300B4, six 737-300, three 707-320C, two 707-320B, 14 Fokker F.27-200, two de Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter. On order: three Airbus A310-300. Executives: chairman, Mumtaz Hameed; managing director, M Nawaz Tiwana; deputy managing directors: finance, Arshad Mahud; operations, Khursheed Anwar; directors: admin, M Usman Khan; training and develop ment, M Aslam Khan; information systems, Dr S Mir Muhammad Shah; general services, Hafeez-ud-Deen; finance, A S Rezvi; marketing, Azam Rabbani; flight services, M Jawaid Akhtar. Employees: 19,950. Head Office: PIA Building, Quaid-e-Azam Interna tional Airport, Karachi, Pakistan. Tel: +92 (21) 412011. Fax: +92 (21) 727727. Telex: KAR 2832. Pan Air Lineas Aereas was formed in 1988 as a freight charter airline to operate services throughout Europe,. North Africa and the Middle East. The carrier is owned by TNT (25%) and private Spanish interests. The airline operates regular night freight services for TNT and uses its aircraft during the day and at weekends for ad hoc charters. Third-party engineering and maintenance serv ices are provided at the airline's Madrid-Barajas Airport base. History: Operations began in December 1988. Fleet: two BAe 146-200QT, one Fokker F.27-600QC. Executives: director-general, Nicolas Valero; manag ers: flight operations, Capt Victoriano Miguel; mainte nance, Carlos Rute; handling, Pedro Otaola; admin, Jose Lopez; operations, Jesus Hernandez. Employees: 73. &*' Head Office: Castello 128-1, E-28006 Madrid, Spain. Tel: +34 (1) 563 0025. Fax: +34 (1) 563 4071. SITA: MADAPGS. Panama Air International, a new carrier which bought Air Panama International from the Panamanian Govern ment on 6 November, 1991, received its operating certificate on 11 February, 1992. Start up is expected by July 1992, although the aircraft fleet has not yet been decided. Routes: Panama to Miami, New York, Los Angeles, Mexico City, Havana, Bogota, Caracas, Guayaquil and Lima. Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro routes are expected to be added by the end of 1992. Executives: president, Joaquin J Vallarino; vice- presidents: Rollin King; Dr Jose Salvador Munoz; Guill- ermo St Malo. Head Office: Tocumen International Airport, Republic of Panama. Pan American World Airways (Pan Am) ceased opera tions in December 1991. Pan Am Express, bought by TWA, operates feeder services to Pan Am's main route system at New York (JFK and LaGuardia) and Berlin Tegel. Fourteen destina tions in the USA and Canada are served from New York and 12 from West Berlin (Bremen, Dortmund, Hannover, Kiel, Basle, Strasbourg, Zurich, Innsbruck, Salzburg, Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm). In 1990, Pan Am Express expanded into Florida and the Bahamas. It now serves eight destinations in the Bahamas and five in Florida, from Miami. History: Ransome Airlines began operations in March 1967. Its association with the Allegheny Commuter system, which began in August 1970, ended in June 1982. Between May 1984 and April 1986, the airline operated in association with Delta under the "Delta Connection" banner. Ransome was bought by Pan Am in April 1986 and "Pan Am Express" operations began the following June. Fleet: ten de Havilland Dash 7, eight ATR.42-300. On order: three ATR.42-300. Executives: vice-chairman, J Dawson Ransome; presi dent, John Leonard; executive VP operations, David Ferrucci; director sales and services, David Lamb. Employees: 412. Head Office: North Philadelphia Airport, Grant Ave nue and Ashton Road, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19114, USA. Tel: +1 (215) 934 6111. Telex: 834465. Pan Aviation is a Miami-based all-cargo carrier operating worldwide airfreight services. Fleet: two Boeing 707-320C. Head Office: PO Box 522816, Miami, FL 33152, USA. Tel: +1 (305) 526 5920. Fax: +1 (305) 526 6423. Paramount Airways, the Bristol, UK-based charter oper ator, ceased operations on 2 November, 1989 and entered receivership. Partnair ceased operations in 1989. Pelangi Air, a Malaysian regional carrier, operates services from Kuala Lumpur to Batam and Padang in Indonesia with Fokker 50s. The route to Pekan Baru, now served by Dornier Do.228s, will be upgraded to the Fokker 50. Fleet: three Dornier Do.228. On order: two Fokker 50. Head Office: Apprentice Training Building, MAS Complex B, Subang International Airport, 47200 Sub- ang, Selangor, Malaysia. Tel: +60 (3) 7464555. Pelita Air Service, is the subsidiary of Indonesia's national oil company, Pertamina. Pelita undertakes a wide range of services with fixed- and rotary-wing equipment, including executive transport, charter opera tions, oil- and gas-support operations and general- aviation services. Fleet: four Lockheed L-100-30, six Transall C.160, one Fokker 100, four F.28-4000, two F.28-1000, five de Havilland Dash 7, one BAe 146-200. 12 IPTN/CASA C.212, one BAe 125-600B, one Gulfstream III, one Gulfstream II, one Grumman G-l-11 Albatross, and 14 Aerospatiale Puma SA.330J, two Super Puma, four Sikorsky S-76A, 34 Eurocopter Bo.l05C helicopters. On order: one Fokker 100, two S-76. Executives: director, Capt Oedyono; managers: mar keting, M Drijono; operations, Capt Alibasyah; technical, H Aen Harmen; logistics, Mr Sutrisno; finance, H Mohd Sjirat; general affairs, D Soemitro. Employees: 2,199. Head Office: Jalan Abdul Mulis 52-56, Jakarta 10160, Indonesia. Tel: +62 (21) 3801230. Fax: +62 (21) 365661. Telex: 46462 PELITA IA. Pennsylvania Airlines, a regional carrier wholly owned by the USAir Group, operates scheduled passenger flights as part of the USAir Express feeder network. History: Formed in 1965 as Pennsylvania Commuter Airlines, serving Harrisburg-Washington, the carrier expanded to take in State College and Baltimore with Beech 18s and Cessna 402s. Services were operated for Eastern Airlines. The airline joined the Allegheny Commuter network in 1973, being acquired by USAir Group in 1985 as- part of the network which was renamed USAir Express. Fleet: five de Havilland Dash 8-100, five Shorts 360, 13 Beech 1900. On order, five Dash 8. Executives: president and CEO, William C Clark; VPs: admin, Terry Petrun; flight operations, Michael Yocum; maintenance, Joe Dondero; asst VP support services, William Luby. Head Office: PO Box 172, Harrisburg International Airport, Middletown, Pennsylvania 17057, USA. Tel: +1 (717) 944 2781. Fax: +1 (717) 944 4121. People's Air, a Canadian carrier formed in 1990, plans to operate scheduled passenger services between Van couver, Edmonton and Calgary, using three Boeing 737-300s, but has not yet started services. Head Office: 2441 37th Avenue NE, Suite 300, Calgary, Alberta, T2E 6Y7, Canada. Tel: +1 (403) 291 1244. Fax: +1 (403) 291 4359. Pakistan International now has three Airbus A310-300$ FLIGHT INTERNATIONAL 25 - 31 March, 1992 111
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