Republic Airways

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The companies of Republic Airways strive to be the industry-leading provider of safe, clean, reliable and cost-efficient air service. Republic’s aircraft are deployed under our network partners' brands to provide service to existing markets, open new markets and support a schedule of convenient, reliable and frequent flights.

Scott Durgin has more than 30 years’ experience in the regional airline industry. He joined Republic Airways Holdings in May of 2005. Prior to joining Republic, he served as President and Chief Operating Officer of Shuttle America Corporation, a regional airline headquartered in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Bryan Bedford has more than 24 years of experience in the airline industry. He joined Republic in July 1999 as president and CEO. Previously, he served as President and CEO of Mesaba Holdings, Inc. in Minneapolis, MN, and Business Express Airlines, Inc. in Boston, MA. During his 14 years at the helm of Republic, the airline has grown from $85 million in revenues and 36 turboprop aircraft to more than $2.8 billion in revenues and an operating fleet of 280 aircraft.

Prior to joining Republic, Brad spent 12 years in various positions at US Airways’ wholly-owned subsidiary PSA Airlines, initially with the airline’s System Operations Control, and concluding with his seven-year tenure as the Company’s Director of Safety and Regulatory Compliance.

For safety reasons, our partner will examine all batteries to determine proper handling. For all wheelchair batteries not labeled by their manufacturer as 'non-spillable', and for wheelchairs which cannot be loaded, stowed, secured, and unloaded in an upright position at all times, removal and airline dangerous goods packaging procedures apply. Lithium-ion wheelchair batteries must be removed from the wheelchair and carried in the cabin by the passenger. The battery must have its terminals protected or insulated and must fit under the seat in front.

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