7L – AB Airlines – UK – London Gatwick to Nice, Shannon and Barcelona

—- – ABX Air – USA – cargo airline headquartered in Wilmington, Ohio with a fleet of over 100 aircraft

ZA – AccessAir – USA – 737s based in Des Moines, Iowa

JP – Adria Airways – Slovenia

RE – Aer Arann Express – Ireland – Regional airline connects the Aran Islands with Dublin and the rest of the Republic

EI – Aer Lingus – Ireland’s national airline

N6 – Aero Continente – Peru – Extensive domestic routes

—- – Aerocaribbean – Cuba – ATRs within Cuba, and to Haiti, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic

QA – Aerocaribe – Mexico – A regional arm of Mexicana

SU – Aeroflot – Russia’s international airline

AR – Aerolíneas Argentinas – Argentina

SLI – Aerolitoral – Mexico – A regional airline

BQ – Aeromar – Mexico – Short hops using ATR-42s

AM – Aeromexico – One of Mexico’s major internationals

WL – Aeroperlas – Panama – Scheduled and charter flights on Shorts, Otters, Cessnas and Beech Kings

VV – AeroSvit Airlines – Ukraine – Founded in 1994, flies B737s from Kiev to the rest of the country, plus Moscow and the Mediterranean

VV – Aerosweet – Ukraine – One of three major carriers

8U – Afriqiyah Airways – Libya – A320s based in Tripoli and going to Europe and N. Africa

ZI – Aigle Azur – France – Holiday flights to Algeria on A321s and B737s

DP – Air 2000 – UK – Scheduled and chartered holiday flights

RK – Air Afrique – Connecting Europe and West Africa

AH – Air Algerie – Algeria – Flights from Frankfurt and Berlin

LM – Air ALM (Antillean Airlines) – Venezuela to the Caribbean and southeast United States

4L – Air Alma – Canada – A Canadian International partner

—- – Air Anatolia – Turkey – Ferries holiday-makers from Germany, Belgium and Holland

—- – Air Andaman – Thailand – Serves Phuket and other resort areas in the southern peninsula

3S – Air Antilles – Guyana – Low-fare, no-frills subsidiary of Air Guyane

G9 – Air Arabia – UAE – Based in Sharjah, with flights throughout the Middle East on A320s
FQ – Air Aruba – To Aruba from Columbia, the US and Sao Paulo

—- – Air Astana – Kazakhstan – Domestic flights plus Europe and Asia

CC – Air Atlanta Icelandic – A privately-owned contract carrier

UU – Air Austral – France – The India Ocean

BT – Air Baltic – Latvia – Flag carrier flies to Eastern European capitals. An SAS partner

AB – Air Berlin – Germany – Flights to Palma de Mallorca and other European destinations

JA – Air Bosna – Bosnia and Herzegovina – One ATR-42, two YAK-42s and a Cessna 550 to Eastern Europe and Scandanavia

KF – Air Botnia – Finland – now Blue1, a subsidiary of SAS. Third largest regional airline in Europe

TPC – Air Caladonie – New Caledonia – Dornier, ATR 42 and AT4 aircraft make frequent domestic trips

AC – Air Canada – The nation’s largest airline.

TX – Air Carïbes – French West Indies – Eight daily round trips between St. Maarten and St. Barth

—- – Air Cargo Masters – USA – Scheduled cargo and passenger flights on Beech, Fairchild Metro and MU-2 aircraft in the northern midwest

CA – Air China – The largest operator within the People’s Republic

YN – Air Creebec – Canada – Airlne owned by the Cree Nation serves northern Quebec and Ontario

EN – Air Dolomiti – Italy -Flights to Switzerland, Germany and Spain on ATRs and CRJs. A Lufthansa partner

RQ – Air Engiadina – Switzerland – Regional airline using Dornier 328s

UX – Air Europa – Spain – Domestic holiday destinations. An Alitalia partner

PC – Air Fiji – Domestic airline with 65 flights a day

AF – Air France – English site for the USA

DA – Air Georgia – Georgia – Flies between Tblisi and Frankfurt

GL – Air Greenland – Domestic flights, plus Denmark

NY – Air Iceland – Domestic flights plus Greenland

AI – Air India – The national carrier

3H – Air Inuit – Canada – Northern Quebec

JM – Air Jamaica – Montego Bay to the US and the Caribbean

BC – Air Jet – France – Commuter service between Paris and London

9Y – Air Kazakstan – National carrier flies to Europe and Asia

WJ – Air Labrador – Canada -Labrador and Newfoundland

BT – Air Liberte Guadeloupe – A British Airways subsidiary

TT – Air Lithuania – Lithuania – Mostly business flights around Norther Europe

FU – Air Littoral – France – CRJs and ATR 42-500s out of Montpellier and Nice

UX – Air Luxor – Portugal – Business and holiday charters on L-1011, A320 and various private-sized aircraft

NX – Air Macau – Five A321s and three A320s serve China and S.E. Asia

MD – Air Madagascar – Eastern Africa’s premiere air service

KM – Air Malta – To Europe and the Middle East

GT – Air Mandalay – Myanmar – Domestic airline

MK – Air Mauritius – Flag carrier flies from the Indian Ocean island nation to Africa, Asia, Australia and Eurpoe

3R – Air Moldova International – Republic of Moldova to Europe and Russia. National carrier

SW – Air Namibia

ON – Air Nauru – Nauru to Australia, Fiji, Kiribati, and the Solomon Islands

NZ – Air New Zealand – Flag carrier

PX – Air Niugini – Papua New Guinea – The national airline

—- – Air Nootka – Canada – Scheduled float plane service between Gold River and Kyuquot, British Columbia

4N – Air North – Canada – B737 service Calgary/Edmonton to Whitehorse and Vancouver/Whitehorse; Hawker Siddeley 748 service between Whitehorse and Dawson City, Old Crow, Inuvik (NWT), plus Fairbanks & Juneau

QK – Air Nova- Canada – Atlantic coast regional arm of Air Canada. Folded into parent company Air Canada’s regional line: Jazz

AP – Air One – Italy – Lufthansa’s Italian partner

GX – Air Ontario – Canada – Regional airline for the Great Lakes and north eastern US. Folded into parent company Air Canada’s regional line: Jazz

FJ – Air Pacific – Fiji – One B747, one B767 and three B737s with an average age of seven years

2P – Air Philippines – The country’s second-largest airline

DS – Air Senegal – Senegal – Member of the Groupe Royal Air Maroc. Three B737s and a Dash 8

HM – Air Seychelles – Seychelles – From European and African capitals to the Indian Ocean paradise

GM – Air Slovakia – Slovakia – B737s from Slovensko to the Mediterranean

—- – Air Sofia – Bulgaria – Cargo flights on AN-12 and AN-26. This firm also specializes in accommodations and golf facilities in Sofia

R6 – Air Srpska – Republic of Srpska – An ATR72-202, leased from JAT Yugoslavia, flies between Banja Luka and Zurich

YI – Air Sunshine – USA – Florida, Bahamas, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Dominican Republic and Turks & Caicos

TN – Air Tahiti Nui – Tahiti

TC – Air Tanzania – Tanzania – Dubai, Johannesburg, Muscat, Nairobi, Mombasa and Zanzibar, plus many destinations within Tanzania

TS – Air Transat – Canada – Discount charter and scheduled flights

6U – Air Ukraine Cargo – Ukraine – Cargo division of AeroSvit flies a B767 four time a week between JFK and Kiev

6V – Air Vegas – USA Sightseeing tours of the Grand Canyon

ZW – Air Wisconsin – USA – This United Express feeder operates BAe146s, Fokkers and Canadairs to Chicago and the west

UM – Air Zimbabwe – Flights throughout southen Africa

AK – AirAsia – Malaysia – 737s out of Subang

B – airBaltic – Latvia – The national airline and SAS partner

—- – AirCal – USA – Commemorates this now-defunct US regional carrier, bought out by American Airlines

SB – Aircalin – New Caledonia – Domestic flights and some southwest Pacific destinations

GS – AirFoyle – UK – Cargo and scheduled passenger service

QP – Airkenya – Kenya – Domestic flights

RT – Airlines of South Australia – Regional airline boasts “The World’s Longest Mail Run”

TL – Airnorth – Australia – Largest regional operator in Northern Australia

FL – AirTran Airways – USA – Atlanta to the mid- and eastern US on B717s

—- – Airzena Georgian Airlines – Georgia – Two B737s connect cities in the former Soviet Union

LB – Albanian Airlines – Albania – three aircraft serving destinations in Italy, Turkey, Germany, Switzerland and Kosovo together with a growing charter programme

AS – Alaska Airlines/Horizon Air – USA – The Western United States and Canada

AZ – Alitalia – Italy – Flag carrier flies to 57 countries

NH – All Nippon Airways – Japan – Flights to both US seaboards

—- – Allegheny Airlines – USA – Serves 38 cities in the eastern USA as US Airways Express

G4 – Allegiant Air – USA – Domestic DC-9 service

AQ – Aloha Airlines – USA – The Hawaiian Islands

E8 – AlpiEagles – Italy – Domestic and international

HP – America West Airlines – USA – Hubbed in Arizona

AA – American Airlines – USA – Major carrier

TZ – American Trans Air – USA – Indianapolis charter and military contracts

8G – Angel Air – Thailand – Unofficial site for this domestic airline

AN – Ansett Australia – Died March 4, 2002

5F – Arctic Circle Air Service – USA – scheduled passenger and freight service from hubs in Aniak, Bethel, Dillingham and Fairbanks, Alaska

FG – Ariana Afghan Airlines – Afghanistan – The Middle East plus Moscow, Frankfurt and Istanbul

IZ – Arkia Israeli Airlines – Vacation charters within Israel

—- – Arrow Air – USA – Miami-based cargo routes in Central and South America

R7 – Aserca Airlines – Venezuela – Domestic and international flights

A6 – Asia Pacific Airlines – Guam – Cargo B727 in the Pacific southwest

—- – Asian Spirit – Philippines – Domestic routes using Dash-7s, LET-410s and YS-11As

OZ – Asiana Airlines – S. Korea – From Kimpo International to Asian destinations

—- – Atlantic Airlines – USA – Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Louisianna and Texas

RC – Atlantic Airways – Faroe Islands – Two BAe-200s and a Bell Helicopter from the islands to Iceland, the UK, Norway and Denmark

5Y – Atlas Air – USA – Twenty-nine cargo B747s

—- – AtlasJet – Turkey – Domestic flights on A320s and B757s

NO – Aus-Air – Australia – Regional flights to the southern islands

7V – Austin Express – USA – Texas flights in a Fairchild Metroliner

AU – Austral Líneas Aéreas – Argentina – Twenty-four dometic destinations

OS – Austrian Airlines – A Swissair partner

VE – Avensa – Venezuela – Twelve domestic destinations and sixteen international

6A – Aviacsa Airlines – Mexico – Extensive domestic routes, plus Houston and Las Vegas

—- – Avianto – Russia – Charter cargo and passenger flights on various Antonov aircraft. Scheduled flights soon

M4 – Avioimpex – Macedonia – From Skopje to Istanbul and major european capitals on DC-9s and MD-80s

 

UP – Bahamasair – National airline serves Florida and the Islands

LZ – Balkan Bulgarian Airlines – Bulgarian flag carrier uses Tupolevs, Antonovs and 737s

BTL – Baltia Air Lines – USA – JFK to St. Petersburg, Russia

PG – Bangkok Airways – Thailand – Flights from Bangkok to Thai resorts plus Phnom-Penh

7P – Batavia Air – Indonesia – Domestic flights on B737s and Dash 200s

8W – BAX Global (Burlington Air Express) – USA – Cargo flights to Canada, the US and Mexico on DC-8s and B727s

JV – Bearskin Airlines – Canada – Serving Northern Ontario

B2 – Belavia Belarusian Airlines – Scheduled and charter flights to Europe and Asia

B3 – Bellview Airlines – Nigeria – Domestic routes on DC-9s plus Nairobi, Bombay and Amsterdam on an A300

8E – Bering Air – USA – Alaskan air taxi

B4 – Bhoja Air – Pakistan – Passenger and cargo service

GQ – BigSky Airlines – USA – Short hops west of the Mississippi

BG – Biman Air – Bangladesh – Asian and European capitals on DC-10s, A310s, F28s and BAe-ATPs

KF – Blue1 – Finland – formerly Air Botnia, a subsidiary of SAS. Third largest regional airline in Europe

—- – Blue Airlines – Argentina – Executive flights on LearJets and Metro IIIs

BO – Bouraq Airlines – Indonesia – Domestic airline centered in Jakarta

BU – Braathens – Norway – The country’s largest. Also serves Sweden

DB – Brit Air – France – A regional arm of Air France

BY – Britannia Airways – UK – Holiday destinations from Germany and the UK

BA – British Airways – UK – “The World’s Favourite Airline”

MN – British Airways South Africa – Operated by Comair

JY – British European Airways – UK – Domestic flights, including Jersey and Guernsey

BD – British Midland – UK – Heathrow’s second-largest operator

BHA – Buddha Air – Nepal – Domestic flights from Kathmandu using four Beech 1900D aircraft

J4 – Buffalo Airways – Canada – Charter work on a variety of aircraft. Based in Yellowknife, NWT

BW – BWIA British West Indian – Trinidad & Tobago – L1011s, MD-83s and new 737s

 

VR – Cabo Verde Airlines – Cape Verde to Boston, Amsterdam, Paris and Munich

—- – California Coastal Airways – USA – Regional flights from Hawthorne to Las Vegas and southern California

MO – Calm Air – Canada – Canadian International partner serves Ontario, Manitoba and Nunavut

UY – Cameroon Airlines – Central Africa plus Jeddah, Paris, London and Brussels with B747 and B737

C6 – CanJet – Canada – 737-200s on domestic flights in eastern Canada

9K – Cape Air – USA – Cape Cod, Key West, the Caribbean and the Outer Banks

NN – Cardinal Airlnes – USA – Melborne, FL to Baltimore/Washington on MD-80s

CV – Cargolux – Luxembourg – Seven 747-400Fs fly cargo to every continent except Australia

XP – Casino Express Airlines – USA – delivers vacationers from over 90 cities in the US to Elko, Nevada.

CX – Cathay Pacific – Hong Kong – 747s, 777s, A330s and A340s

KX – Cayman Airways – Cayman Islands to Florida, Texas and Jamaica

ED – CCAir (US Airways Express) – USA – Charlotte, NC to 25 cities in 8 states

5J – Cebu Pacific Air – Philippines – Twelve DC-9s make domestic flights out of Manila

9M – Central Mountain Air – Canada – Air Canada’s regional partner flies Beechcraft 1900Ds

OP – Chalk’s Ocean Airways – USA – Miami and Ft. Lauderdale to the Bahamas on Grumman G-73T Turbine Millard amphibious aircraft

—- – Champion Air – USA – Formerly MGM Grand Air, charter and holiday flights on eleven B727s

US – Chautauqua Airlines (US Airways Express) – USA – Twelve SAAB-340s and 17 Jetstream-31s out of Indianapolis

—- – Chelan Airways – USA – Serves Lake Chelan and The North Cascades National Park in Washington state

C8 – Chicago Express Airlines – USA – An American Trans Air Connection

CI – China Airlines – World destinations fanning out from Taipei

MU – China Eastern Air – Based in Shanghai’s Hongqiao International Airport

CJ – China Northern Airlines – Extensive domestic system using A300, MD-90 and MD-82 aircraft

CZ – China Southern Airlines – Boeings serving China and southeast Asia

SZ – China Southwest Airlines – China – Extensive list of domestic destinations

GA – Citilink – Indonesia – Garuda Indonesia’s low-cost domestic service. B737s.

H2 – City Bird – Belgium – Brussels to the US, Mexico and Europe

—- – City Connexion Airlines – Burundi – Launch customer for the Ayres 7000 aircraft

FD – City Flyer (British Airways) – UK – British Airways flights out of Gatwick

WX – CityJet – UK – London and Dublin to the Costa del Sol

6P – Club Air – Italy – From Verona to Eastern Europe

BX – Coast Air – Norway – Primarily operates flights between Haugesund and Bergen

CJ – Colgan Air – USA – Continental Connctions on the eastern seaboard

OH – Comair – USA – Delta Connections using more than 70 Canadair Regionals

—- – Commercial Flyer – USA – Piper Chieftans fly throughout Hawaii

DE – Condor – Germany – North American site for this German holiday service

CO – Continental Airlines – USA – Major carrier

3M – Continental Connection (Gulfstream) – USA -

CM – COPA – Panama – Fifteen 737s out of Panama City’s Tocumen International Airport

3C – Corporate Express – Canada – Scheduled business flights in Alberta and British Columbia

SS – Corsair – France – Holiday destintions in the US, Africa and Thailan

7C – Coyne Airways – Russia – Scheduled cargo and passenger flights in the Caspian Sea area

OU – Croatia Airlines – The national airline based in Zagreb

X5 – Cronus Airlines – Greece – To Greece from Germany, Rome and Paris

LX – Crossair – Switzerland – Now Swiss International Airlines

—- – Crystal Airways – USA – B757s serving major cities in the eastern states

CU- Cubana – Cuba – Domestic flights, plus Europe, South America and Canada

CY – Cyprus Airways

YK – Cyprus Turkish Airlines – North Cyprus – From Turkey and London to North Cyprus

OK – Czech Airlines – Czech Republic – From Prague to orld destinations

 

D3 – Daallo Airlines – Djibouti/Somalia – AN-24s, IL-18s and TU-154s

DX – DanAir – UK – An unofficial, commemorative site. Taken over by BA in ’93

DWT – Darwin Airline – Switzerland – SAAB 2000s between Lugano, Geneva, Barcelona and Olbia

DL – Delta – USA – Major carrier

DL – Delta Express – USA – The eastern states to Florida

3D – Denim Airways – Germany – Dusseldorf, Augsburg and Berlin

KA – Dragon Air – Hong Kong – Southeast Asia regional airline

KB – Druk Air (Royal Bhutan Airlines) – Bhutan – India, Nepal, Bhutan, Thailand

 

HSA – East African Safari Air – Kenya – France and Italy to Nairobi, plus charters

—- – East Line Airlines – Russia – Cargo and passenger flights on forty aircraft to points in Russia, Europe and the Mediterranean

XZ – Eastair – Sweden – Lear Jets and Piper PA-31s based at Bromma

W9 – Eastwind Airlines – USA – Greensboro and Orlando to the northeast

U2 – easyJet – UK – Budget flights on 737s from London Luton

—- – EC Xpress – St. Lucia – Daily Dash-8 flights between the islands of Barbados, St.Lucia, Grenada, St.Vincent and the Grenadines and Dominica

MS – EgyptAir – 95 destinations on a fleet with an average age of 6 years

LY – El Al – Israel – Flag carrier flies from Tel Aviv to the world

G3 – Emerald Airways – UK – Cargo flights in BAe 748 and Shorts SD360 out of Liverpool’s John Lennon

EK – Emirates – UAE – Based in Dubai, the flag carrier uses airbuses and 777s

OV – Estonian Air – To major western European capitals

ET – Ethiopian Airlines – Domestic flights, plus Europe, Africa, Middle East and Asia

F4 – Eureca – Italy – Domestic flights in northern Italy on Fokkers and a Fairchild Metroliner

EP – Europe Airpost – France – Formerly Aéropostale

M3 – European Air Express – Germany – Business commuter flights out of Cologne/Bonn

MY – Euroscot – Scotland – Domestic regional airline. Now operated by Gill Air

EW – Eurowings – Germany – Regional flights throughout Europe

BR – EVA Air – Taiwan – The airline arm of the Evergreen Group

FO – Expedition Airways – Zimbabwe – Seven Zimbabwe destinations, plus South Africa and Mozambique using a Beechcraft 1900C

 

FB – Fine Air – USA – Cargo flights to South and Central America and Caribbean

AY – Finnair – Finland – Flying out of Helsinki for more than 75 years

AY – Finnair – Finland – Official homepage for the Americas

7F – First Air – Canada – Connecting Canada’s north and far north

DP – First Choice – UK – Holiday flights to Southern Europe, Northern Africa and the Caribbean

YC – Flight West – Australia – Regional Airline based in Queensland

F3 – Flying Enterpise – Sweden – Stockholm, Skövde, Jönköping and Visby

—- – Four Star Air Cargo – USA – scheduled cargo airline directly linking the U.S. and British Virgin Islands, San Juan, and Miami

ZU – Freedom Air International – New Zealand – Flights betweem New Zealand and Australia

FL – Frontier Airlines – USA – Domestic flights centered in Denver

—- – Funjet Express – USA – Back and forth between Fresno and Las Vegas

 

GA – Garuda Indonesia – Indonesia – Extensive domestic and international network

G7 – Gandalf Airlines – Italy – From Milan to major European capitals in Fairchild-Dornier 328s

BA – GB Airways – Gibraltar – British Airways franchise flies B737s to Manchester and London Gatwick

GH – Ghana Airways – Flights to and from West Africa and Accra

Z5 – GMG Airlines – Bangladesh – Regional flights centered in Dhaka

OG – Go – UK – Now easyjet.

—- – Golden Eagle Airlines – Australia – Tourist flights and charters in the north west of Westrn Australia

G1 – Gorkha Airlines – Nepal – Eight domestic destinations

ZK – Great Lakes Aviation – USA – United Express flights: Chicago Meigs and Springfield

—- – Grupo Taca – The alliance of Aviateca, Lacsa, Nica and Taca

GF – Gulf Air – Has four owner states: Bahrain, Oman, Qatar and UAE

7G – Gulfstream Airlines – USA – “Continental Connection” in the southeast states

GY – Guyana Airways

 

HR – Hahn Air – Germany – Charters on Fairchilds and SAABs

7A – Haines Airways/Alaska Coastal Airways – USA – Short hops in southeast Alaska

HF – Hapag-Lloyd – Germany – Extensive network of European holiday destinations using A310s and B737s

8H – Harbour Air – Canada – Scheduled seaplane flights from Vancouver

HA – Hawaiian Airlines – USA – All Hawaiian islands and west coast USA

2Y – HelenAir Caribbean – St. Lucia – Frequent flights to several islands in the West Indies

JB – Helijet Airways – Canada – Scheduled helicopters: Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle

DU – Hemus Air – Bulgaria – From Sofia to Europe, Africa and the Near East

HQ – HMY Airways – Canada – B757s between Vancouver and Toronto

AS – Horizon Air/Alaska Airlines – USA – The northwest, out of SEA-TAC and Portland

 

IB – Iberia – Spain – The flag carrier

FI – Icelandair – Iceland – Europe and North America from Keflavik

VQ – Impulse Airlines – Australia – Now Jetstar, Qantas’ new low-cost carrier

—- – Independence Air – USA – A319s connect Washington Dulles with the Eastern seaboard and major West Coast cities

IC – Indian Airlines – India – Wholly owned by the Government of India

—- – Inter – Guatemala – One of Grupo Taca’s regional airlines. Uses Cessna Grand Caravans

—- – InterIsland Airways – Turks and Caicos – Connecting the islands

3L – InterSky – Germany – Dash 8 flights connect major German cities, plus Bern and Vienna

IR – Iran Air – Tehran to Europe and Asia, plus domestic flights

G5 – Island Air – Cayman Islands – Scheduled service to Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, plus charters and sightseeing tours

AM – Island Airlines – USA – Scheduled service between Nantucket and Hyannis

HH – Islandsflug – Iceland – Domestic flights on B737s, ATR-42s, Dornier 228s and a Piper Chieftan

WC – Isleña – Honduras – One of Grupo Taca’s regional airlines. Service to the Bay Islands, Copan, and the country’s interior

—- – Israir – Israel – Website under construction

 

JD – Japan Air System – Ninety-nine domestic routes

JL – Japan Airlines – Tokyo and Osaka to all major world destinations

JU – JAT Yugoslav Airlines – Unofficial site, but good enough to warrant an exception

9W – Jet Airways – India – Thirty domestic destinations using 737s

VQ – Jetstar – Australia – Qantas’ low-cost carrier. Formerly Impulse Airlines

B6 – JetBlue – USA – Low-fare flights on A320s

—- – Jordan Aviation – Jordan – Charters for hire

 

—- – Keenair – UK – Scheduled flights between Liverpool, UK and Cork, Ireland on two Embraer Bandeirantes

KD – Kendell Airlines – Australia

5K – Kenmore Air – USA – Scheduled seaplane flights: Seattle, Victoria, San Juan Isl.

KQ – Kenya Airways – Nairobi to the rest of Africa and select world destinations

BZ – Keystone Air Service – Canada – Pipers and Beechcraft provide scheduled service connecting Swan River, Dauphin and Winnipeg, Manitoba

2K – Kitty Hawk – USA – Scheduled and charter cargo flights, mostly on B727s

KL – KLM Royal Dutch Airlines – Netherlands – Schiphol to major world destinations

UK – KLM uk – UK – Seventeen UK airports to Schiphol

KE – Korean Air – Southeast Asia plus select European and North Amercan cities

7B – KrasAir-Krasnoyarsk Airlines – Russia – Extensive domestic and European network on Tuploevs and Illushyns

KU – Kuwait Airways – Forty destinations

 

JF – L.A.B. Flying Service – USA – Daily scheduled flights connecting Haines, Alaska with Juneau, Skagway and other S.E. Alaska communities

TM – LAM Linhas Aéreas de Mocambique – Mozambique

—- – La Costeña – Nicaragua – One of Grupo Taca’s regional airlines

LA – LanChile Airlines – South, Central and North America, some Australia, some Europe

LP – LanPreu – Peru – Peruvian arm of an extensive worldwide airline

NG – Lauda Air – Austria – The famous F1 driver spawned an airline

—- – Legend Airlines – USA – DC-9s between Dallas, Washington, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and New York (LGA)

LI – LIAT – Antigua – Two hundred flights a day in the eastern Caribbean

TE – Lithuanian Airlines – From Vilnius to northern Eurpoean capitals on B737s and SAABs

LB – Lloyd Aero Boliviano – Bolivia

LC – Loganair – UK – Serving Scotland for British Airways

LO – LOT Polish Airlines – Dates back to the 1920s

—- – Love Air – Canada – Join the “Mile High Club” on a charter flight exclusively for that purpose

LT – LTU International Airways – Germany – Holiday destinations in Florida, California and the Caribbean

LH – Lufthansa – Germany’s biggest and most famous

LH – Lufthansa Cargo – Germany – The flag carrier’s freight division

CL – Lufthansa CityLine – Germany – Five hundred flights a day to 61 European cities. CRJs and Avros

LG – Luxair – Luxembourg – 737s, Embraers and Fokkers to the rest of Europe, North Africa and New York

LN – Libyan Arab Airlines – Libya

L2 – Lynden Air Cargo – USA – Hercs hauling oversize loads in Alaska

—- – Lynx Air International – USA – Florida to the Bahamas, Haiti, the Dominican and the Turks and Caicos using a Fairchild Metro III

 

CC – Macair Airlines – Australia – Saabs, Fairchilds and Otters in Queensland

DM – Maersk Air – Denmark – From Copenhagen and Brillund to major European cities

W5 – Mahan Air – Iran – Airbuses and Tu-154s to domestic points plus select international cities

—- – Malaysia Air – New York and Los Angeles to Malaysia and southeast Asia

MH – Malaysia Airlines – 110 destinations on 6 continents

MA – Malev Hungarian – Based at Budapest’s Ferihegy International Airport

6E – Malmo Aviation – Sweden – Malmo and Umea to Stockholm Bromma on Avros and BAes

RI – Mandala Airlines – Indonesia – Domestic flights

AE – Mandarin Airlines – Taiwan – Flights to Sydney, Brisbane, Auckland and Vancouver. Non-English website

JE – Manx Airlines – UK – From the Isle of Man to Ireland, Scotland and England

MP – Martinair – Netherlands

M7 – MAT Macedonian Airlines – Macedonia

8M – MaxAir – Sweden – Flights connecting Malmö, Sweden with Hamburg, Germany and Oslo, Norway

MW – Maya Airways – Belize – Nine domestic destinations

MW – Maya Island Air – Belize – From Ambergris Caye to the rest of Belize, plus Mexico and Guatemala

CG – MBA Milne Bay Airlines – Papua New Guinea – More than 400 scheduled and charter domestic flights per week

ME – MEA Middle East Airlines – Lebanon – Airbuses to Europe and the Middle East

IG – Meridiana – Italy – Low-cost carrier to domestic points plus Madrid, Barcelona and Amsterdam

YV – Mesa Air Group – USA – America West Express, US Airways Express, and Mesa Airlines

XJ – Mesaba Airlines – USA – A Northwest Airlines partner out of Minneapolis and Detroit

US – MetroJet – USA – US Airways’ partner east of the Mississippi

MX – Mexicana – Mexico City to major North American and South American cities

OM – MIAT Mongolian Airlines – Domestic service plus Moscow, Berlin and southeast Asia, using ANs, an A310 and three 727s

ML – Midway Airlines – USA – Raleigh-Durham to the rest of the eastern seaboard on B737s, CRJs and Fokker F100s

YX – Midwest Express Airlines – USA – Domestic flights on DC-9s, MD-80s and Beechcraft

CD – Mindanao Express Airlines – Philippines – Connects Mindanao with the rest of the Philippines

Q2 – Minerva Airlines – Italy – Partner to Alitalia

2M – Moldavian Airlines – Moldova – Chisinau to Budapest on SAAB 2000s

ZB – Monarch Airlines – UK – Scheduled and charter flights to European holiday spots

—- – Montair Aviation – Canada – British Columbia’s Victoria, Boundary Bay and Pitt Meadows

—- – Mountain Air – New Zealand – Scenic and scheduled flights based at Taumarunui Airport

—- – Mountain Air Express – USA – Scheduled flights to California resorts

ZR – Muk Air – Denmark – Short flights from Copenhagen to other Scandanavian cities

Q4 – Mustique Airways – St. Vincent and the Grenadines – Island hopping in the Eastern Caribbean

UB – Myanmar Airways International – Myanmar – Yangon, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur

—- – Myrtle Beach Jet Express – USA – Newark and Tampa/St. Petersburg to Myrtle Beach, SC

 

DV – Nantucket Airlines – USA – Back and forth between Hyannis and Nantucket every hour

NB – National Airlines – USA – Las Vegas to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago-Midway and JFK

CE – Nationwide Airlines – South Africa – B727s, B737s and B767s on domestic flights plus London Gatwick

—- – Nature Air – Costa Rica – Domestic, plus Nicaragua and Panama

3Z – Necon Air – Nepal – Domestic flights plus northern India on Avro HS-748s, an ATR-42 and a Cessna Caravan

—- – Nevis Express – St. Kitts and Nevis – The most daily flights between St. Kitts and Nevis

EJ – New England Airlines – USA – From Westerly, RI to Block Island twelve times a day and more

WT – Nigeria Airlines – Nigeria – Lagos to Heathrow and JFK

DD – Nok Air – Thailand – Low-cost airline with service from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, Hat Yai and Udon Thani

6N – Nordic Leisure – Sweden – Charters on MD-80s

XG – North American Airlines – USA – 757s and MD-83s provide feeder flights to JFK for El Al

—- – North Star Airlines – USA – DC-8-73F cargo flights from JFK to Haiti

VL – North Vancouver Air – Canada – From Vancouver to Seattle and southern British Columbia on Beech, Pipers, J31s and a Cessna 206

—- – Northern Air Cargo – USA – Anchorage, Alaska

NW – Northwest Airlines – USA – Major carrier soon to be flying out of its Detroit Midfield Terminal

—- – Northwest Seaplanes – USA – Daily service from Renton to the San Juan Islands

 

OL – OLT – Germany – Commuter flights from Bremen to London, Berlin, Naples, Toulouse

OA – Olympic Airways – Greece – Flag carrier

WY – Oman Air – Oman – International flights from Muscat on B737s and ATRs

ORK – ORCA AirLines – Egypt – From Cairo to the Middle East

OX – Orient Thai Airlines – Thailand – Southeast Asia on B747s and L1011s

 

BL – Pacific Airlines – Vietnam – Domestic flights, plus Taipei and Hong Kong

8P – Pacific Coastal Airlines – Canada – A Canadian partner serving the southern coast of British Columbia

NW – Pacific Island Aviation – Northern Mariana Islands – Operates flights for Northwest Airlines, connecting the islands of Guam, Rota, Tinian and Saipan

LW – Pacific Wings Hawaii – USA – Island hopping in hawaii with Cessna 402Cs

PK – Pakistan International Airlines – Flag carrier

PF – Palestinian Airlines – One Fokker 50 and one 727 from Gaza to Amman, Cairo, Dubai and Jeddah

PA – Pan Am – USA – The latest incarnation

PA -Pan American World Airways – USA – This site commemorates this now-defunct major carrier

P8 – Pantanal Linhas Aéreas – Brazil – Domestic flights from Sao Paulo on an ATR-42

FP – Par Avion Airlines – Australia – Operates in Tasmania

—- – Peace Air – Canada – Regular schedule serving Edmonton City Center, Calgary, Grande Prairie, Peace River, Fort St. John, Fort Nelson, Prince George and Jasper/Hinton

KS – Penair (Peninsula Airways) – USA – Thirty-five small aircraft to 73 communites. An Alaska Airlines partner

UW – Perimeter – Canada – Metros provide scheduled service in Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario

NI – PGA Portugalia Airlines – Portugal – Fokker 100s and Embraer 145s to Europe and the Grand Canary Islands

PR – Philippine Airlines

PI – Piedmont Airlines – USA – US Airways Express

—- – Platinum Jet Air – Canada – First-class Fokker 100s between Calgary and Toronto

SJ – Polar Air Cargo – USA – Scheduled worldwide freight service on B747s

—- – Polonia Airlines – Poland – ANs and ILs configured for cargo

PH – Polynesian Airlines – Samoa – National carrier connects the south Pacific to Australia and the US

NI – Portugália Airlines – Portugal – From Lisbon to Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, and the UK with Fokkers 100s and Embraer 145s

PW – Precision Air – Tanzania – Scheduled, charter and scenic flights out of Arusha, Dar es Salaam and Bukoba

—- – Primaris Airlines – USA – First-class B757s connect major US cities with European capitals

SZ – Pro Air – USA – Four 737s flying from Detroit to eight destinations

AG – Provincial Airlines – Canada – Newfoundland and eastern Canada on Pipers and Fairchilds

 

QF – Qantas Airways – The Australian leader, and tenth largest in the world

ZQ – Qantas New Zealand – Domestic airline. Previously Ansett New Zealand

QR – Qatar Airways – From Doha to the rest of the Middle East

QAH – Quick Airways – Netherlands – Rotterdam and Groningen

 

VM – Regional Airlines – France – Created in 1992 by the merging ofAir Vendée with Airlec

QQ – Reno Air – USA – Commemorative website. Purchased by American Airlines in 1999

GU – Riga Airlines – Latvia – London, Moscow and Paris to Riga

SL – Rio-Sul – Brazil – Domestic carrier

Q3 – Roan Air – Zambia – Domestic flights, with plans for London and Johannesburg

DW – Rottnest Air Taxi – Australia – Connects Rottnest Island with Freemantle

AT – Royal Air Maroc – Morocco – 747s from Montreal and JFK to Casablanca

BI – Royal Brunei Airlines – Brunei – Southeast Asia, Australia, the Persian Gulf and the UK, from headquarters in Bandar Seri Begawan

RJ – Royal Jordanian – Jordan – Airbuses from Amman to the Middle East and Europe

RA – Royal Nepal – Kathmandu to select European and East Asian cities

WR – Royal Tongan Airlines – Tonga

AWS – Royal Wings – Jordan – Scheduled flights from Amman to Haifa, Tel Aviv, Gaza and Aqaba, plus charters

RYN – Ryan International Airlines – USA – Holiday destinations from Kansas City, plus cargo for Emery Worldwide

FR – Ryanair – Ireland – Budget flights from Dublin to Europe on twenty-two 737s

 

SN – Sabena – Website details the airline’s bankruptcy

FA – Safair – South Africa – Passenger and cargo flights with 727s, MD80s and Hercules L382Gs

S2 – Sahara India Airlines – India – Domestic airline flies B737-400s and helicopters

—- – Sakhalinskie Aviatrassy (SAT) – Russia – Connects Sakhalin Island with Japan, Korea, China and eastern Russia

E5 – Samara Airlines – Russia – Domestic flights on Tupolevs, Ilushyns, Yakolevs and Antonovs
RZ – Sansa – Costa Rica – One of Grupo Taca’s regional airlines. Fifteen domestic destinations

—- – Santa Barbara Airlines – Venezuela – Caracas to Madrid, Tenerife and Quito

SK – SAS – Sweden – Boeings and MDs to North America, Europe and Asia

SP – SATA – Portugal – Includes Sata Air Acores, Sata Internacional, Sata Express and Azores Express

SP – Sata Air Açores – Portugal – Flights between the islands, and to Toronto, Boston, Lisbon, Porto and Madeira

SV – Saudi Arabian Airlines – 126 planes connect the Arabian Peninsula to major world destinations

—- – Sayakhat Airlines – Russia – Cargo (Ilyushin 76TD) and passenger (Tupolev 154M) flights

CB – Scot Airways – Scotland – Used to be Suckling Airways

SE – Seair – Philippines – A complete domestic schedule, plus an amphibean Dornier DO-24 for charter

SG – Sempati Air – Indonesia – A Fokker 70

—- – Servicios Aéreos Profesionales – Dominican Republic – Throughout the Caribbean, Florida, Yucatan and Venezuela

NL – Shaheen Air International – Pakistan – Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore and Peshawar, plus Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Kuwait, Alain and Muscat

SC – Shandong Airline – China – Domestic flights on 737s and SAAB-340s

FM – Shanghai Airlines – China – Boeing 737s, 757s, and 767s to major Asian and European destinations

3S – Shuswap Air – Canada – Charters a Beech King from Salmon Arm, BC

S5 – Shuttle America – USA – Dash 8s in the northeast US

S7 – Siberia Airlines – Russia – International and domestic service on Tupolevs and Ilushyns

3U – Sichuan Airlines – China – Connects Sichuan province to the rest of China

MI – Silk Air – Singapore – This regional wing of Singapore Airlines flies A320s

SQ – Singapore Airlines – 747s and 777s to world destinations

5U – Skagway Air Service – USA – Daily flights between Juneau and Skagway, Alaska

SK – Skyline Airways – Nepal – Domestic flights

SSV – Skyservice – Canada – From Toronto to holiday destinations

NP – Skytrans Airlines – Australia – Various small aircraft perform scheduled and charter duties in Queensland

VW – Skyways – Sweden – Domestic partner of SAS uses Saabs, Fokkers and Jetstreams

AN – Skywest – Australia – Extensive domestic routes in western Australia. Based in Perth

YT – Skywest – USA – Brasilia EMB-120s and Canadair Regionals out of Salt Lake City, LAX and San Francisco

6Q – Slovak Airlines – Slovakia – TU-154 and B737 service from Bratislava to Brussels and Moscow

SN – SN Brussels Airline – Belgium – The new national airline

Q7 – Sobel Air – Belgium – A charter remnant of Sabena

IE – Solomon Airlines – Solomon Islands – To Australia and neighbouring islands on B737s, three Islanders, and two Twin Otters

DL – Song – USA – Delta’s low cost carrier

4Z – South African Airlink – South Africa – Embraers and Jetstreams feed the parent airline

SA – South African Airways – Flag carrier

YB – South African Express Airways – Connector flights centered in Johannsburg

M2 – Southeast Air Freight – Bahamas – Daily scheduled freight service between Nassau and Freeport

QF – Southern Australia Airlines – Qantas-owned regional airline based in Victoria

A4 – Southern Winds – Argentina – Buenos Aires to points in Argentina, and Madrid to points in Spain and Europe

WN – Southwest Airlines – USA – 737s to 54 domestic destinations

NR – Spanair – Spain – Domestic flights plus major South American and European destinations

—- – Spirit Airlines – Australia – No-frills domestic flights

IM – Spirit Airlines – USA – Flights between Florida and the northeast

UL – SriLankan – Sri Lanka – Flag carrier goes to Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Previously “AirLanka”

FS – Staf Cargo Airlines – USA – DC-10 and 747 freighters from Miami to South America

NB – Sterling – Denmark – Low-cost flight from Copenhagen and Stockholm to Mediterranean hotspots

SD – Sudan Airways – Sudan – B707s, B737s and an A300

2S – Sun Air – Fiji – Domestic flights on De Havillands and Beechcraft out of Nadi International Airport

BU – Sun Air – South Africa – Flights between Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban

EZ – Sun Air – Denmark – Jetstreams between Sweden, Norway, Ireland and Germany

SY – Sun Country Airlines – USA – Low fares from Minneapolis/St. Paul to holiday destinations, plus charters

JX – SunJet – USA – Twenty daily flights between New York and Florida

—- – Sunrise Airlines – USA – Arizona, Utah and Nevada

PY – Surinam Airways – Surinam

W3 – Swiftair – Spain – Flies cargo for DHL

LX – Swiss International Airlines – Switzerland – Worldwide destinations. Was Crossair

SO – Swiss World – Switzerland – Geneva to Montreal, Newark and Miami

RB – Syrianair – Syria – A320s, B727s and B747s to major European and Middle East capitals

 

 

TA – TACA (Grupo Taca) – El Salvador – Lima, San Jose and San Salvador to the Americas

—- – Tahoe Air – USA – Lake Tahoe to LAX and San Jose

KK – TAM – Brazil – An A319, A330s, Fokkers and Caravans

EQ – TAME – Ecuador

TP – TAP Air Portugal – 737s and most of the Airbus family

RO – TAROM – Romanian Air Transport – Flag carrier flies to major world destinations

TG – Thai Airways International – A large and varied fleet

FQ – Thomas Cook Airlines – Belgium – From Belgium to European holiday spots

SB – TIE – Trans International Express – USA – From JFK to Albany, NY, New Haven, CT and Binghampton, NY

—- – Tiger Airways – Singapore – Low-cost subsidiary of Singapore Airlines

AWC – Titan Airways – UK – Corporate charters based at Stansted

FF – Tower Air – USA – Select US and European destinations from their terminal at JFK

TL – Trans Mediterranean Airways – Lebannon – Cargo flights on six B707s

9N – Trans States Airlines – USA – Jetstreams serving 53 US cities

TW – Trans World Airlines: TWA – USA – Major domestic carrier with world destinations

UN – Transaero – Russia – Russia’s first privately-owned airline flies to many major Russian and European cities

HV – Transavia – Netherlands – Amsterdam to Eurpoean holiday spots

TR – TransBrasil – 737s and 767s on domestic flights, plus some USA and Europe

DZ – Transcaraibes Air International/Air Tropical – Guadeloupe – Island hopping in the French West Indies

T4 – Transeast Airlines – Latvia – From Riga to Jonkoping and Billund

9T – Transwest Air – Canada – Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Previously Athabaska Air

U3 – Travelair – Costa Rica – From San Jose to anywhere in Costa Rica in less than an hour

PD – Trillium Air – Canada – Serving Kitchener and Ottawa with Jetstream 31/Super31s

CN – Tropic Air – Belize – Eight domestic flights, plus Flores (Tikal), Guatemala

6N – TTA TransTravel – Netherlands – A Dash-8 and a Beech between Rotterdam, Hamburg, Göteborg and Copenhagen

TU – Tunisair – Tunisia – Forty-seven flights a day to major European capitals

TK – Turkish Airlines – Flag carrier

VO – Tyrolean Airways – Austria – Member of the Austrian Airlines Group flies to 49 destinations in 24 countries

 

PS – Ukraine International Airlines – Jointly owned by the government, Swissair and the GPA Group, Inc.

UA – United Airlines – USA – Major international carrier

ZK – United Express – USA – Great Lakes Aviation flights: Chicago Meigs and Springfield

U6 – Ural Airlines – Russia – Ekaterinburg to the rest of Russia

US – US Airways – USA – Hubs at Pittsburgh, Charlotte, Philadelphia and Baltimore-Washington

HY – Uzbekistan Airways – From Tashkent to Asia and Europe

 

V3 – Vanair – Vanuatu – Serves 29 airports in the archipelago

FT – Vancouver Island Air – Canada – Beech seaplanes and deHavilland Beavers from Campbell River, BC

NJ – Vanguard Airlines – USA – Ten domestic destinations

RG – VARIG Airlines – Brazil – The nation’s first airline dates back to the ’20s

VP – VASP – Brazil – MD-11s and 737s to 27 Brazilian cities and 12 international destinations

VN – Vietnam Airlines – Europe and Asia from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City

VS – Virgin Atlantic – UK – London and Manchester to major world cities

TV – Virgin Express – Belgium – Commuter/feeder airline links ten European cities

VG – VLM Airlines – Belgium – Regional flights on Fokkers

8D – Volareweb – Italy – Low-cost arm of Volare Airlines

VI – Volga-Dnepr Airlines – Russia – Super-heavy cargo on AN 124-100

4V – Voyageur Airways – Canada – Ski charters in Ontario and Quebec

—- – Vueling Airlines – Spain – Low-cost holiday carrier

 

WG – Wasaya Airways – Canada – Owned by eight Native Canadian communities

—- – West Caribbean Airways – Colombia – Domestic routes, plus Aruba, Panama City and San José

– West Coast Air – Canada – Twin Otter service between Victoria’s Inner Harbour and Vancouver’s Coal Harbour

7Y – West Isle Air – USA – Cessnas serving the San Juan Islands
EM – Western Airlines – Australia – Flies from Perth to Geraldton, Kalbarri, Denham and Monkey Mia

M3 – WestJet – Canada – Twelve 737s serve 11 cities in western Canada

WF – Widerøe Airline – Norway – Extensive domestic routes, plus seven international routes

9C – Wimbi Dira Airways – Congo – Domestic flights out of Kinshasa

WNA – WinAir – St. Maarten – Frequent service from St. Maarten to neighbouring islands

IV – WindJet – Italy – Low-cost flights throughtout Italy and to select European cities

K5 – Wings of Alaska – USA – Cessnas, Beavers and Otters out of Juneau

W6 – Wizz – UK – Nine A320s serving Central and Eastern Europe

WO – World Airways – USA – An MD-11 and a DC-10

 

MF – Xiamen Airlines – China – Thiry-seven Boeings fly an extensive domestic network

 

HK – Yangon Airways – Myanmar – Regional airline

IY – Yemenia Airways – Yemen – From Sana’a to 25 cities in Europe, the Middle East and Africa

IY – Yemenia Airways – Yemen – Unofficial North-American site

4Y – Yute Air – USA – From Dillingham to western Alaska

 

—- – Zero-G – USA – Parabolic flight charters on a B727 out of Fort Lauderdale

Z4 – Zoom – Canada – Connects Canada and the UK with B767s