By: wieesso - 12th June 2022 at 17:20
In the meantime someone in an other forum had solved this question!
“There was a Ft Lauderdale-based company called State Airlines, which began operating in late 1981 between FLL and SRQ. In 1982 it was also serving FMY and TLH. This was basically a Cessna 402/Piper Navajo operation. In 1983 it added routes from FLL and PBI to several points in the Bahamas.
In early 1984 it acquired the business of a company called Southeast Airlines, which was the southern division of parent, Starflight International. The merged carrier was called “Southeast State”.
Along the way it acquired said Heron, a Dove, and a Nomad.”
By: Aerotony - 12th June 2022 at 16:17
It could be a fake livery for a film.
There was a Riley Heron conversion in the 1986 film “Club Paradise” but that was liveried as “Joe’s Airlines” and was apparently N600PR.
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June 12, 2022 at 12:39 pm