In 1985, Time Air bought two SD3-60s (and later leased another) for flights on British Columbia's coast. Delivered on September 20, 1985, this aircraft has the short-lived Time Air Connector titles in conjunction with Pacific Western Airlines and Air Canada . At this time, CP Air had Air BC as a connector partner. After Air Canada purchased 85% of Air BC in1987, Time Air would align with Canadian Airlines (the result of a Pacific Western Airlines and CP Air merger).

One of two Short 360s bought in 1985 (and another leased in 1990) by Time Air that were based in Vancouver mainly for commuter flights in southern British Columbia. The airline, re-branded Canadian Regional Airlines in 1993, withdrew the aircraft in 1997 and it was scrapped by 1999.