Salmon Air

Salmon Air's main base was in Salmon, Idaho, but the company also operated regularly out of the Boise Airport (BOI) as well as McCall and Stanley, Idaho. The name "Salmon Air" was sold to McCall Aviation in 2009. The former owners of the Salmon Air name kept the operating certificate, and went back into operation under that certificate as Gem Air in 2014. The Salmon Air name is still owned by McCall Aviation, who continues to operate during the summer out of Salmon, Idaho, but bases no aircraft on Salmon's Lemhi County Airport. Primarily a back country charter provider, McCall Aviation/Salmon Air provides air charter service into and around the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, as well as many other remote destination in Idaho for hikers, backpackers, rafters, hunters, etc.

Destinations

Salmon Air operates passenger flights to the following destinations:

Idaho

Salmon / Lemhi County Airport (flights to Boise & McCall)

McCall / McCall Municipal Airport (flights to Boise & Salmon)

Boise / Boise Airport (flights to McCall & Salmon)

Accidents and incidents

On December 6, 2004, Flight 1860, a Cessna 208, was on a scheduled cargo flight for the United States Postal Service from Salt Lake City to Sun Valley when it crashed about 7 miles (11 km) south of Bellevue. Both crew members died.