Silver Airways begins flights to Orlando, Tampa from Panama City

Florida’s largest intrastate airline Silver Airways is continuing with its network expansion. The airline recently launched more services for its customers from Florida.

Media reports said that Silver Airways has started operating nonstop flights to Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Tampa International Airport (TPA) from Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport (ECP) in Panama City. The flights on these routes will be operated daily. This is for the first time that these two routes have been linked with Panama City.

With the launch of the flights between Northwest and Central Florida, the new routes will also prove to be beneficial for the travelers as they will be able to conveniently connect to the popular destinations in the Sunshine State being currently served by Silver Airways, in addition to the seven island destinations in the Bahamas.

The low-cost carrier will deploy a 34-seat Saab 340B Plus turbo-prop aircraft to serve the new routes. The airline currently owns a fleet of 27 fuel-efficient Saab 340B Plus aircrafts.

Jamie Kogutek, Silver Airways’ Vice President of Network and Schedule Planning, said, “By virtue of being the largest intrastate airline of Florida, Silver Airways is committed to provide convenient and flexible travel options to its customers to seamlessly connect to various destinations on its ever expanding network.”

Kogutek said that the airline is looking forward to welcome more customers to make the best use of the airline to travel to the beaches of Walton and Bay Counties while simultaneously gaining access to all that Florida has to offer to the residents of the area.