SunFire Airways
Operational Update #1
Since commencing operations, SunFire Airways has expanded its operation significantly. Currently operating 3 Antanov 38-100 aircraft, and 3 DeHavallind Dash 8-300 aircraft, SunFire has managed to provide service from Toronto to most of the Eastern half of North America, through SunFire Express, the low cost Short Haul/Feeder service. A strategy is being implemented to replace the Antanov aircraft with Dash-8s.
Over the next few months, the Operations Dept will be looking at implementing the Intercontinental service to the rest of North America, with service planned for the rest of Canada, central and south-eastern US, Carribean and at the end of implimentatio, Central American destination.
Discussions are being held with Boeing and Airbus over which aircraft will be purchased to service these routes. In addition, Antanov has recently contacted SunFire in order to explore their options in supplying aircraft, although it is felt by the staff at SunFire that this is a long shot.
Home Base News: Over the past few months, several other airlines have started to provide service to Toronto. We welcome them to Toronto and Canada. The increase in flights from Toronto has resulted in several airport improvements, including more parking, several new restaurants and shops, and a re-design of the security area to speed up passenger screening.
Appointments:
Arthur “Zippy” McGriven
Chief Pilot
Wilfred Smithers
Chief Operations Officer
Jane Tearzan
Chief Finance Officer
Congratulations.
Until the next update.
Provost32
CEO
SunFire Airways
