FBA started in 1951 as Galion Commuter Service, an air commuter division of a Fixed Base Operator in its namesake community in Ohio, connecting that town with Marion and Mansfield to Cleveland using a Stinson 108. By 1963, the carrier had adopted the Fischer Brothers name and was flying the deHavilland Dove on its Ohio shuttle service. And in 1969, FBA was inaugurated into the Allegheny Commuter network. FBA left the Allegheny Commuter system at the end of 1985, becoming an Airlink provider for a little over one year.
Few timetables for FBA are known to be in print, and none were made during its Northwest Airlink years. But, we still want to pay respect and will display anything we come across here.
1980s
- September 7, 1983 System Timetable
- December 1, 1980 System Timetable
- May 1, 1980 System Timetable – NEW March 2024
- January 8, 1980 System Timetable
1970s
- June 1, 1974 System Timetable (as GCS Airlines) – from the Michael Dawes collection, via TimetableImages.com
1960s
- November 1, 1965 System Timetable (as GCS Air Service) – from the Craig Morris collection, via TimetableImages.com
