Pem-Air

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Pem-air

IATA PD	ICAO PEM	Callsign PEM-AIR

Founded

1970

Focus cities

Pembroke
Ottawa
Toronto-Pearson

Frequent-flyer program

defunct (formerly Canadian Plus)

Headquarters

Pembroke, Ontario

Pem-air from (1970 until 2002) was an aviation company based out of the Pembroke Airport. After 31 years in 2001 the company ended its route between Pembroke, Ontario and Toronto Pearson International Airport, after failing to reach an agreement with Atomic Energy of Canada (that was response for two-thirds of its business) the commercial airline service was discontinued to refocus on its flight school an aviation service operated jointly in partnership with Algonquin College.^[1] Over its 31 year history the airline operates several other routes for shorter periods of time including flights from Ottawa to Kitchener; Ottawa to Hamilton ^[2] Certain routes out of Ottawa operated under the Trillium Air brand.

References

↑ "Pem-Air grounds passenger flights Tuesday, November 7, 2000". Retrieved 2012-05-24.
↑ "Industry round-up Ottawa Business Journal Published on September 12, 1999". Retrieved 2012-05-24.

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