Centennial Airlines Explained

Airline:	Centennial Airlines
Iata:	BE
Icao:	CNL
Callsign:	Wyo-Air
Founded:	1981
Ceased:	1987
Fleet Size:	3
Destinations:	See below

Centennial Airlines was founded in Laramie, Wyoming and began operations on June 15, 1981, with an initial route linking Denver to Laramie and Worland, Wyoming using a single Cessna 414 aircraft.^[1] The carrier flew until June 15, 1987, when it was merged into Mesa Airlines.^[2] Centennial was first based in Laramie, Wyoming, moved its offices to Worland, then to Cheyenne for a brief time in 1982, then back to Worland.

Destinations

• Denver, Colorado
• Billings, Montana,
  • Logan Salt Lake City
• Casper
• Cheyenne
• Cody
• Jackson
• Lander
• Laramie
• Rawlins
• Riverton
  • Rock Springs Worland^{[2] [3] [4]}

Routes operated include:

• Denver-Casper-Cody,
• Denver-Cheyenne-Rawlins,
• Denver-Rock Springs-Lander-Worland,
• Denver-Laramie-Riverton-Worland-Cody-Billings,
• Salt Lake City-Logan-Riverton-Worland-Cody^[5]

See also

• List of defunct airlines of the United States

Fleet

• 2 Beechcraft 1900s
• 1 Beechcraft 99 at the time of its merger with Mesa Airlines.

Notes and References

1. Web site: airlines . 2024-05-17 . www.aerofiles.com.
2. Web site: Centennial Airlines . 2024-05-17 . www.airtimes.com.
3. Web site: Centennial Airlines . 2024-05-17 . www.timetableimages.com.
4. Web site: Centennial Airlines Timetable Image Gallery . 2024-05-17 . www.airtimes.com.
5. Centennial Airlines System Timetables