Commuter Airlines ‘73

Commuter Airlines Inc.

Commuter Airlines was originally formed as Broome County Aviation in Binghamton In 1964 the name was changed to Commuter Airlines as they began a scheduled Part 135 commuter operation between Binghamton and Washington using a Piper Aztec. In following years they also operated de Havilland Doves, Beechcraft 18s, Piper Navajos and Chieftains and Fairchild Metroliners from 1972.

The flights below came from the March ’73 timetable from www.timetableimages.com . These flights were operated using Fairchild Metroliners.

Binghamton – Washington National (100, 101)

Heading	Distance	Down	City Name	ICAO	Up	Heading	Distance
206°	0	0730	Binghamton	KBGM	1000	-	207.1 nm
-	207.1 nm	0830	Washington	KDCA	0900	023°	0

Binghamton – New York La Guardia (200, 201)

Heading	Distance	Down	City Name	ICAO	Up	Heading	Distance
144°	0	0730	Binghamton	KBGM	2145	-	127.8 nm
-	127.8 nm	0830	Washington	KLGA	2045	326°	0

Binghamton – White Plains (200, 201)

Heading	Distance	Down	City Name	ICAO	Up	Heading	Distance
135°	0	0730	Binghamton	KBGM	0920	-	122.8 nm
-	122.8 nm	0820	Washington	KHPN	0830	317°	0

Flight Simulator Files

A Metroliner is available from www.flightsim.com for FSX and FS2004.