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'''KnightHawk Air Express''' is a [[cargo airline]] based in [[Canada]], operating primarily within Canada, from hubs located in [[Calgary, Alberta|Calgary]], the westernmost base, [[Ottawa]], and [[Montreal]], where one aircraft is based. It operates cargo services on behalf of express package services including [[FedEx]] <ref name="FI">[[Flight International]] 5-11 April 2005</ref>.
'''Knighthawk Air Express Ltd.''' is a [[cargo airline]] based in [[Canada]], operating primarily within Canada, from hubs located in [[Calgary, Alberta|Calgary]], the westernmost base, [[Ottawa]], and [[Montreal]], where one aircraft is based. It operates cargo services on behalf of express package services including [[FedEx]] <ref name="FI">[[Flight International]] 5-11 April 2005</ref>.


== History ==
== History ==
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The airline was established in December [[1993]]. In October [[2003]], it notified the government of its intent to restructure its operations under Canada's Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. In June [[2004]] the airline emerged from bankruptcy <ref name="FI"/>.
The airline was established in December [[1993]]. In October [[2003]], it notified the government of its intent to restructure its operations under Canada's Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. In June [[2004]] the airline emerged from bankruptcy <ref name="FI"/>.


On [[May 16]], [[2005]] it was announced that KnightHawk Air Express had received a cancellation notice from its customer stating that both of its air routes would be cancelled effective from [[May 28]], [[2005]]. As a result the airline took immediate steps to reduce its costs and overheads and started the disposition of its airfreight assets<ref>[http://finance.google.com/finance?q=CVE:KHA Google Finance] retrieved 1 December 2006</ref>.
On [[May 16]], [[2005]] it was announced that Knighthawk Air Express had received a cancellation notice from its customer stating that both of its air routes would be cancelled effective from [[May 28]], [[2005]]. As a result the airline took immediate steps to reduce its costs and overheads and started the disposition of its airfreight assets<ref>[http://finance.google.com/finance?q=CVE:KHA Google Finance] retrieved 1 December 2006</ref>.


== Incidents and accidents ==
== Incidents and accidents ==

Revision as of 09:03, 21 September 2007

Knighthawk Air Express
IATA ICAO Callsign
4I KNA KNIGHT FLIGHT
Founded1993
Fleet size5
Parent companyKnighthawk Inc.
Websitehttp://www.knighthawk.ca

Knighthawk Air Express Ltd. is a cargo airline based in Canada, operating primarily within Canada, from hubs located in Calgary, the westernmost base, Ottawa, and Montreal, where one aircraft is based. It operates cargo services on behalf of express package services including FedEx [1].

History

The airline was established in December 1993. In October 2003, it notified the government of its intent to restructure its operations under Canada's Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. In June 2004 the airline emerged from bankruptcy [1].

On May 16, 2005 it was announced that Knighthawk Air Express had received a cancellation notice from its customer stating that both of its air routes would be cancelled effective from May 28, 2005. As a result the airline took immediate steps to reduce its costs and overheads and started the disposition of its airfreight assets[2].

Incidents and accidents

  • 30 December 1998 - Knighthawk Air Express Dassault Falcon 20D, on a cargo flight from Gander, was on approach to St John's when it encountered severe turbulence and wind shear, resulting in loss of altitude and impact with trees. The aircraft was able to land at the airport but sustained substantial damage to the left wing. There were no injuries to the two-person crew [3].

Fleet

The Knighthawk Air Express fleet consists of the following aircraft:

External links

References

  1. ^ a b Flight International 5-11 April 2005
  2. ^ Google Finance retrieved 1 December 2006
  3. ^ Transportation Safety Board of Canada retrieved 1 December 2006

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