Icon (airline)
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| Icon Air Lines | ||
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| Founded | 2006 | |
| Hubs | JFK International Airport | |
| Focus cities | Miami International Airport | |
| Fleet size | 4 (Planned) | |
| Destinations | 4 (Planned) | |
| Parent company | Icon International Holdings | |
| Headquarters | New York, USA | |
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| Website: http://www.flyicon.com/ | ||
Icon International Holdings Inc. via its subsidiary Icon International Airlines intends to engage in the business of providing all business class seats primarily on point-to-point routes. At a price structure reduced to 50% of that of the commercial airlines with Premium, or Signature Service, it will focus on serving markets that have a high number of business and first class travelers and treating each of those travelers like Icons.
[edit] Routes
The initial Routes are as follows:-
- JFK International Airport to London Gatwick Airport
- JFK International Airport to Charles De Gaulle International Airport
- Miami International Airport toLondon Gatwick Airport
[edit] Aircraft
Icon International Airlines will contract to lease four Boeing B767-300ER Aircraft, which will be reconfigured into an 82-seat luxury airliner. Icon shall enter into agreements to acquire additional aircraft if and when needed.
[edit] The Livery
An example of The Icon Airlines livery on a Boeing 767.
