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Silver Airways

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Silver Airways (IATA 3M, ICAO SIL) was a United States regional carrier headquartered in Hollywood, Florida, that ceased all flying in June 2025 after its assets were sold. It operated from bases at Fort Lauderdale, Tampa and San Juan, linking Florida cities with the Bahamas, the northern Caribbean and nearby short-haul markets, partly through its Seaborne Airlines subsidiary. The turboprop fleet centred on ATR 42 and ATR 72 family aircraft, with Saab 340 and earlier ATR 42-300/320 equipment also used; the seat maps here cover the ATR 42-300/320 and Saab 340. Silver belonged to no global alliance, relying instead on codeshare and interline agreements.

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  • anonymous

    No window

    Boarded the aircraft and sat in low light in a seat with no window for the 90 minutes of the flight. Extremely noisy and expensive for third world type service ( a glass of after). Indifferent ground staff and flight attendant.