This is the Reno Air category
• Latest liveries first
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N905RA
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1997-99
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Lake Tahoe is a large freshwater lake in the Sierra Nevada on the border between California & Nevada. It is surrounded by many ski and snow resorts. The port side showed a snowboarder while a skier could be seen on the starboard side.
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N904RA
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1997-99
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The airline had started operations on July 1, 1992.
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N823RA
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1997-98
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Apart from its California network, starting April 1997, Reno Air also operated a separate stand alone route system based in Gulfport, Mississippi (GPT). This Mississippi airport lies on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico and serves the local gambling casino industry; it was linked by Reno Air with nonstop flights to Florida, namely St. Petersburg (PIE), Orlando (SFB) as well as Atlanta. This aircraft was the one stationed in the region and wore appropriate titles.
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N903RA
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1996-99
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The third MD-90 of the Californian airline was advertising its San Jose operations serving the booming high-tech industries of the Santa Clara Valley also known as the Silicon Valley. When delivered in July 1996, it was probably one of the very first aircraft to carry internet titles.
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N901RA
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1996-99
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N902RA
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1996-99
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In March 1996 young Reno Air put brand new MD-90s into service to serve the noise-restricted Santa Ana-John Wayne Airport in Orange County. The airline's two first MD-90s (out of a total of 5) wore these additional titles with the 'O' of Reno modified to include an orange.
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