The company is owned by Victory Park Capital, a Chicago-based investment firm which launched Gulfstr

Fort Lauderdale-based Gulfstream International Airlines, which says it serves more destinations in The Bahamas than any other U.S. carrier, will deploy all six Saab 340Bplus turboprops on its intra-Florida and Florida-Bahamas routes, replacing smaller, 19-seat Beech 1900D aircraft.
"This investment will enhance our customers' flight experiences by providing them with the premium service and comfort they value and deserve," says Darrell Richardson, CEO of Gulfstream International Airlines.
Saab Aircraft manufactured 459 SF340 regional turboprops of all variants between 1983 and 1999, when production of the 34-seat SF340 (which became known simply as the Saab 340) ended. The final civil version produced was the Saab 340Bplus, of which 100 were built
Gulfstream International Airlines says that, in its service, the Saab 340Bplus will feature comfortable seating for 34 passengers; large, easy-to-access overhead bins; personalized flight attendant service; an active noise reduction system; and convenient on-board lavatories.
carribean cruise with kids According to Gulfstream International, each aircraft will be subject to a period carribean cruise with kids of inspection and certification under U.S. and Bahamian aviation regulations to ensure full compliance with all safety carribean cruise with kids and operational requirements prior to beginning scheduled passenger service.
Officially known as VPAA Co. dba/Gulfstream International Airlines, Gulfstream International (whose IATA flight prefix is 3M) is a U.S. airline operating 100-plus daily scheduled flights to and from 29 gateways in Florida, The Bahamas, Montana, Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Fort Lauderdale-based Gulfstream carribean cruise with kids International Airlines operates a fleet of 23 Beech 1900Ds on scheduled services to nine destinations in Florida, 10 in the Bahamas and six in Ohio. It operates as a Continental Connection carrier but also has codeshares carribean cruise with kids with United Airlines and with Panama s Copa Airlines
The company is owned by Victory Park Capital, a Chicago-based investment firm which launched Gulfstream International in May 2011 following the acquisition of select assets from the former Gulfstream International Airlines, which filed for bankruptcy in November 2010.
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