 The girls of Air Florida welcome you to Sunshine Skies! |
WELCOME to
the Sunshine Skies website,
the online companion to the book Sunshine Skies:
Historic Commuter Airlines of
Florida and Georgia.
Sunshine Skies
is dedicated to preserving and exploring
the
history of the more than 80 commuter, regional, intrastate and local
service airlines that have graced
the skies of the Sunshine and Peach States from
the 1910s through the present day. Airlines
include Chalk's
International, PBA, Shawnee
Airlines, ASA,
Eastern
Metro Express, Air
Florida and others. You'll
find updates,
photos,
videos,
postcards, historic items, timetables, photos from the LIFE archives
and lots of additional
info, not only about commuter airlines, but also the airports and old
propliners of the
southeastern USA. Sunshine
Skies.net also features a massive section on the history
of Hartsfield
- Jackson Atlanta International Airport,
with over 100 pages of photos, postcards, maps and a soundbite of that
mysterious robot voice known as HAL. Latest update: December 26, 2011 |
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The Sunshine Skies book
is
now available for $19.99, a $2 discount!
SUNSHINE SKIES
COFFEE MUGS!
That's
right! Now you can enjoy your favorite hot beverage while
checking out
the latest updates at Sunshine Skies. The design features 10
aircraft of long gone historic commuter airlines of Florida: Mackey
International DC-6, Air Sunshine Convair 440, Shawnee Airlines DC-3,
Air Miami DH-114 Heron, Marco Island Airways Martin 404, Dolphin
Airways Bandeirante, Chalk's Turbo Mallard, Florida Airlines
DC-3,
Executive Airlines Twin Otter, and a PBA YS-11. Click HERE to see the artwork. Support
your caffiene habit while supporting this website!
Coffee mugs are available
through Cafe Press
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THANKS FOR
VISITING! Sunshine
Skies has been online a little over 2 years and the response has been
amazing. The site grew from a mere 397 hits in October 2008 to an
astonishing 1.6 million in October 2009. Enjoy your visit and please
let me know
if there are other airlines or items you'd like to see. Also, I'd love
to hear your
stories about these historic airlines and aircraft!
Website updated December 26,
2011
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