Appalachian Airways

Connecting the Heart of the Mountain
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Charlotte Douglas
KCLT | CLT

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Launched 2026-07-02
English

About us

Appalachian Airways is dedicated to connecting the communities others overlook. With a fleet of reliable turboprop aircraft, we specialize in serving rural airports across the Appalachian Mountains, linking small towns with major regional hubs while providing essential passenger and cargo service.

What makes us special?

Appalachian Airways stands out through its carefully curated network of destinations, connecting underserved Appalachian communities with regional hubs and exciting Caribbean islands. Our all-turboprop fleet is purpose-built for mountain airfields, short runways, and island operations, delivering a realistic and rewarding flying experience. By focusing on unique airports, scenic routes, and dependable regional service instead of high-volume hub-to-hub flying, Appalachian Airways offers virtual pilots a distinctive blend of adventure, authenticity, and community.
AT72 | Aerospatiale/Alenia ATR 72
PC12 | Pilatus PC-12
C208 | Cessna 208 Caravan
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KCLT - Charlotte Douglas International Airport
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