Gulfstream International Airlines was a regional airline based in the United States, primarily operating in the southeastern region. Founded in 1990, it provided essential air services to smaller communities, connecting them to larger hubs. The airline utilized a fleet of turboprop aircraft, which allowed for efficient short-haul flights. In 2010, Gulfstream International Airlines ceased operations due to financial difficulties and increased competition in the airline industry. At its peak, the airline was known for its commitment to customer service and played a significant role in regional air travel, serving cities in states like Florida and Kentucky.