Columbus, OH 3/21/2011—Today is a very exciting day for Ohio Express Airlines, The ticket counters was overflowing full of people, passengers anxiously waiting at the gates wanting to be the first person onboard the newly created airline. “it is very exciting day being able to see our planes take off into the bright sunny sky and know that we are here to stay and become one of the greatest Express airlines around” says CEO Justin Caughenbaugh. Ohio Express Has reported a profit of $ 329,422.00 on just 18 flights. Ohio Express tickets on average run about $115 per passenger and they offer a great package deal to Nassau Bahamas including; flight, hotel, and a rental car for just $1500.

Ohio Express is a virtual airline that is based out of Port Columbus International airport and was founded by Chief Executive officer, Justin Caughenbaugh in early July 2010. Ohio Express airline are taking applications for pilots and staff members. You can visit us at www.flyohioexpress.com

About Ohio Express

Ohio Express is something entirely different from the rest of the virtual airline community. Where other VA’s simply start operations with 6 or more different type’s aircraft and half a dozen international routes, Ohio Express has been designed to imitate a real airline from the bottom up. Like the real business world, money matters! We’ll grow like an airline grows, composed and calculated. You can count on it. The staffs at Ohio Express (OEX) are committed to your enjoyment of the airline flying experience, and we will strive to provide you with the type of environment you expect.

Our Fleet & Destinations

•      1 Embraer 145
•      1Boeing 737-800w
•      1 Airbus 319

With this fleet we are going to utilize every plane on 25 different flights, ranging from the northeast, Midwest, southeast, and even Nassau Bahamas to start. Ohio Express plans to start their summer schedule in 3 weeks. The summer schedule will include a purchase of a Embraer 145 to give New pilots a chance to fly more routes within the airline and build up their hours to move up to their next rank.

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