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| Status | Airline | Operating Dates | IATA - ICAO | Genealogy Tree | Update Reason |
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Air Antilles |
1964 - 1978 | YM | Air Antilles | |
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Air Antilles Express |
2003 - >> | 3S | ||
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Air Caraibes |
1987 - 1998 | |||
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Air Caraibes |
2000 - >> | TX / FWI | Air Caraibes | |
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Air Caraibes Atlantique |
2004* - 2006* | |||
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Air Guadeloupe |
1970 - 2000 | OG | Air Caraibes | |
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Air Liberte Guadaloupe |
2000* - 2000* | |||
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Air Saint Barthelemy (Barth's Aviation) |
1981 - 2000 | Air Caraibes | ||
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Air Saint Martin |
1998* - 2000 | Air Caraibes | ||
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Air Sport |
1978* - 1979* | |||
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Air Tropical (Transcaraibes Air International) |
2002* - 2006* | DZ / NOE | ||
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Antilles Air Service |
1954 - 1964 | Air Antilles | ||
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Caraibes Air Transport |
1998 - 2002* | Air Caraibes | ||
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SATA (Societe Antilliase de Transports Aeriens) |
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SATT (Societe Antillaise de Transport Touristique) |
1978* - 1979* | |||
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St Barth Commuter (St Barths) |
1995 - >> | PV / SBU |
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Guadeloupe is a group of islands that is an overseas department of France. Located in the French West Indies, off the
north-western coast of South America, in the eastern Caribbean Sea. The two principal islands, separated by the Salée River, a narrow arm of the Caribbean Sea, are Basse-Terre on the west and Grande-Terre on the east. Nearby island dependencies are Marie-Galante, La Désirade, and Les Saintes; the other dependencies, Saint-Barthélemy and Saint Martin, are located about 250 km (about 155 mi) to the northwest. Basse-Terre is the most mountainous of the islands and contains the highest point, Soufrière (1484 m/4869 ft), an active volcano. The total area of Guadeloupe is 1780 sq km (687 sq mi).