Air New England (1970–1981)

Air New England was a defunct U.S. regional airline that primarily served New England and nearby parts of the Northeastern United States. Founded in 1970, it operated short-haul passenger services before and around the period of U.S. airline deregulation, connecting regional cities and smaller airports with larger hubs. The airline ceased operations in 1981. The available material does not reliably establish its founder, ownership structure, fleet composition, route count, or the precise reasons for its shutdown.

Air New England was established in 1970 as a regional airline focused on New England and adjacent parts of the Northeastern United States. Its role was to provide short-haul passenger connections among regional communities, smaller airports, and larger aviation hubs. Reliable information available for this entry is insufficient to confirm its founding circumstances, ownership changes, route network, fleet types, or financial performance. The airline ultimately ceased operations in 1981 and no longer exists as an operating airline brand.

• 1981

  Ceased operations

  Air New England ceased operations, and the brand no longer existed as a going airline concern.

• 1970

  Company founded

  Air New England was founded in the United States, initially focusing on regional feeder passenger service.

Regional commuter airline

• 1970

  Regional passenger air services

  The airline's core business was short-haul passenger service in New England and nearby areas, connecting regional communities and smaller airports with Northeastern aviation hubs. Specific routes and aircraft types cannot be confirmed from the available material.