
Calm Air
About the airline
Calm Air is a Canadian regional airline based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, operating since 1962. It serves remote and regional communities across Canada from hubs in Thompson and Winnipeg, operating a mixed fleet of turboprops and regional aircraft.
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Calm Air (IATA: MO, ICAO: CAV) is a Canadian regional carrier founded in 1962 and headquartered in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The airline operates two main hubs: Thompson Airport and Winnipeg Airport, positioning itself as a vital link for remote and regional communities across Canada.
The airline's network focuses on regional routes where larger carriers do not operate frequently. Calm Air maintains codeshare agreements with Canadian North and First Air, expanding connectivity for passengers across the Canadian north and remote regions. The carrier is also part of the Aeroplan loyalty ecosystem through its Aeroplan Calm Rewards frequent-flyer program.
Calm Air operates a fleet of turboprops and regional aircraft, including ATR 42 and ATR 72 twin-engine turboprops, Saab 340 regional transports, Cessna 208 single-engine aircraft for remote strips, and the pressurized Hawker Siddeley HS 748. This diverse fleet is tailored to serve airfields of varying sizes and accessibility, from major regional airports to remote communities with limited infrastructure.