Cape Air is undertaking a significant fleet shift, opting to replace its Tecnam P2012 aircraft with eight new Cessna 208B Grand Caravan EX models. This acquisition represents a strategic move by the US commuter airline focused on enhancing operational flexibility for passengers. The deliveries of these aircraft are slated for deployment in Montana next year. Cape Air specifically chose the Cessna Grand Caravan EX due to its established reputation as a dependable aircraft capable of carrying baggage. This transition reflects Cape Air’s commitment to providing reliable service within its existing routes.
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