The airline was the parent company of Air Toronto and Odyssey International and operated freight flights under the brand Soundair Express.
[2] Over the years, the airline grew by flying cargo for Purolator, Airborne Express, and Emery using Douglas DC-3s.
Commuter Express was to provide local airline service to Toronto Pearson International Airport.
That same year, Odyssey International, a Toronto-based leisure airline, was founded and contracted cargo flights were rebranded as Soundair Express.
In 1990, the company entered receivership due to financial troubles and fell under control of Ernst & Young.