Key Lime Air is a Colorado airline based at Centennial Airport in Englewood. It began in 1997 with a cargo aircraft serving the Rocky Mountain region and expanded into passenger charters. Its scheduled passenger services use the Denver Air Connection name.
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Passengers must be at least 15, willing and able to operate the exit, understand crew instructions and assist with an evacuation without another person’s help. Exit seats are unavailable to passengers needing a seat-belt extender, those using mobility aids or oxygen concentrators, and those traveling with cabin animals or child restraints.
The free carry-on allowance is one bag up to 30 lb and 50 linear inches, plus a personal item. The larger bag is collected at the gate because cabin space is limited. Personal-item limits are 6 × 13 × 14.5 inches on the Metro 23 and 9 × 13 × 14.5 inches on Dornier 328 jets and ERJ-145s. These are scheduled-service rules; private charters have separate arrangements.
One child under two may travel on each adult’s lap, but must be listed and ticketed in the reservation. A separate seat can be purchased instead. Children aged two and above need their own seat; passengers with lap infants cannot occupy exit seats.
