
Air Antilles Express
About the airline
Air Antilles Express (3S/GUY) is a regional airline based in Guadeloupe, operating from Pointe-à-Pitre International Airport since 2002. It specializes in inter-island connectivity across the Caribbean using a small, agile fleet of turboprops and light aircraft.
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Air Antilles Express (IATA: 3S, ICAO: GUY) is a Guadeloupe-based regional airline established in 2002. Operating from its main hub at Pointe-à-Pitre International Airport, the airline serves the Caribbean's inter-island network, connecting smaller communities and island destinations that require specialized short-range aircraft.
The airline's fleet comprises turboprops and light aircraft: the ATR 42, a regional workhorse known for reliability on short routes, and the Cessna 208, a utility aircraft suited for remote airstrips and flexible scheduling. This equipment profile reflects Air Antilles Express's focus on regional connectivity rather than trunk routes.
As a regional operator in the competitive Caribbean market, Air Antilles Express positions itself as a connector for island-hopping travel and essential inter-island services. The airline maintains direct contact channels for reservations and customer inquiries, with operations coordinated through its Guadeloupe base.