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GhostCorp Apparel - resurrecting iconic corporate ghosts.

Keep your introductions organized with a nod to Independence Air’s ambitious Dulles story. Launched in 2004 after Atlantic Coast Airlines reimagined its future, the carrier became a recognizable independent name in East Coast aviation before ending service in 2006. This metal business card holder suits professionals who appreciate airline history, thoughtful corporate branding, and the bold reinvention behind one of the era’s most memorable airline identities.

Independence Air was a low-cost airline based at Washington Dulles International Airport in Virginia. Its predecessor, Atlantic Coast Airlines, began on December 15, 1989, operating feeder service for United Airlines and Delta Air Lines under their regional brands. After its United contract was withdrawn, Atlantic Coast reinvented itself as Independence Air, a transition announced on November 19, 2003. Flight operations under the new name began June 16, 2004. Owned by FLYi, Inc., the carrier was headquartered near Dulles in unincorporated Loudoun County and built a network centered on East Coast markets with service extending west. Its fleet initially emphasized 50-seat regional jets before larger Airbus A319 aircraft were added. The airline entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy on November 7, 2005, and ended service on January 5, 2006. In March 2006, Northwest Airlines acquired its operating certificate and reported that the resulting regional airline would be renamed Compass Airlines.