Nakina Air Service

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Nakina Air Service Ltd.

IATA T2^[1]	ICAO	Callsign

Hubs

Nakina Airport

Fleet size

9^[2]

Headquarters

Nakina, Ontario

Key people

Don Bourdignon, CEO
Greg Bourdignon, Chief Pilot

Nakina Air Service is a small Canadian airline based in Nakina, Ontario. Nakina Air Service offers daily scheduled flights to 4 remote communities, as well as to and from Thunder Bay.

Fleet

In December 2011, the Nakina Air Service fleet consisted of 10 aircraft:^[2]

Aircraft	Count	Capacity
de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter	1	19 passengers
de Havilland Canada DHC-3T Turbo Otter	2	10 passengers
Cessna 208	4	14 passengers
Cessna 185	1	5 passengers
Pilatus PC-12	2	9 passengers

References

↑ theAirDB: Nakina Air Service Retrieved 15 December 2009
↑ 2.0 2.1 Pilot Career Centre: Nakina Air Service Ltd. Retrieved on 15 December 2009

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