Avro RJ-85 of the German airline Lufthansa

Avro RJ-85 of the German airline Lufthansa

Former airlines are marked like this.

Table of contents

1 List of Airlines

1.1.1 Algeria
1.1.2 Angola
1.1.3 Benin
1.1.4 Cape Verde
1.1.5 Egypt
1.1.6 Ethiopia
1.1.7 Gabon
1.1.8 Ghana
1.1.9 Kenya
1.1.10 Libya
1.1.11 Mauritius
1.1.12 Morocco
1.1.13 Namibia
1.1.14 Nigeria
1.1.15 South Africa
1.1.16 Sudan
1.1.17 Seychelles
1.1.18 Tunisia

1.2 North America

1.2.1 Canada
1.2.2 United States, including U.S. territories

1.3 Latin America and the Caribbean

1.5 Australia-Oceania

1.5.1 Australia
1.5.2 Fiji
1.5.3 Nauru
1.5.4 New Caledonia
1.5.5 New Zealand
1.5.6 Papua New Guinea
1.5.7 Vanuatu

3 External links

List of Airlines

Africa

Algeria

Air Algerie

Angola

Taag

Benin

Benin Golf Air

Cape Verde

TACV

Egypt

Air Sinai
EgyptAir
Flash Airlines

Ethiopia

Ethiopian Airlines

Gabon

Air Gabon
DAS Air Cargo

Ghana

Ghana Airways

Kenya

Kenya Airways
(East African Safari Air)

Libya

Libyan Arab Airlines

Mauritius

Air Mauritius

Morocco

Royal Air Maroc

Namibia

Air Namibia

Nigeria

Aerocontractors Company of Nigeria

South Africa

South African Airways

Sudan

Sudan Airways

Seychelles

Air Seychelles

Tunisia

Nouvelair Tunisie
Tunisair

North America

Canada

Air Atlantic
Air Canada/Trans-Canada Airlines
Air Creebec
Air Labrador
Air North
Air Nova (part of Air Canada)
Air Ontario (part of Air Canada)
Air Transat
Canada 3000 (bankrupt, formerly Canada 2000)
Canadian Vacations / Canadian Regional (merged with Air Canada)
Canadian Airlines (merged with Air Canada)
Canadian Pacific Air Lines (merged into Canadian Airlines)
CanJet
Eastern Provincial Airlines (merged into Canadian Airlines)
First Air
Greyhound Air (now defunct)
Harbour Air
HeliJet
Inter-Canadian (merged into Canadian Airlines)
Jazz Airlines dba Air Canada Jazz
Jetsgo
Pacific Western Airlines (merged into Canadian Airlines)
Provincial Airlines (Newfoundland)
Royal Airlines (taken-over by bankrupt Canada 3000)
QuikAir
Roots Air (defunct)
Skyservice
Tango Airlines dba Air Canada Tango
Wardair (Merged into Canadian Airlines)
West Coast Air
WestJet

United States, including U.S. territories

Latin America and the Caribbean

Anguilla

LIAT

Argentina

Aerolíneas Argentinas
Austral
LAPA
Southern Winds

Aruba

Air Aruba

Bahamas

Bahamasair

Barbados

Trans Island Air

Bolivia

Lloyd Aereo Boliviano
Northeast Bolivian Airlines

Brazil

Gol
Nordeste
Rio-Sul
TAM
Transbrasil
Varig
VASP

Cayman Islands

Cayman Airways

Chile

LAN Chile

Colombia

ACES
Avianca (Aerovias Nacionales de Colombia)
Sociedad Aeronáutica de Medellín or SAM Colombia

Costa Rica

Lacsa

Cuba

Cubana De Aviacion

Dominican Republic

Air Santo Domingo
Dominicana De Aviacion

Ecuador

Ecuatoriana de Aviacion
Saeta
Tame

Guadeloupe

Air Caraïbes

Guatemala

Aviateca
TACA

Honduras

Sahsa
TACA

Jamaica

Air Jamaica

Mexico

Aero California
Aeroméxico
Mexicana
Taesa

Netherlands Antilles

Air ALM

Panama

Air Panama
Copa

Peru

Aero Continente
Aeroperu
Cielos del Peru
Faucett

Puerto Rico

See United States

Trinidad and Tobago

BWIA West Indies
Tobago Express

U.S. Virgin Islands

See United States

Uruguay

Pluna

Venezuela

ASERCA
Avensa
Viasa

Asia

Afghanistan

Ariana Afghan Airlines

Bahrain

Gulf Air (jointly owned by Abu Dhabi (UAE), Bahrain, and Oman)

Bangladesh

Biman Bangladesh

Brunei

Royal Brunei

People's Republic of China

Air China
China Eastern Airlines
China Southern Airlines
China Yunnan Airlines
Hainan Airlines
Shandong Aviation Group
Sichuan Airlines
Xinhua Airlines

Cyprus

Cyprus Airways

Georgia

Airzena Georgian Airlines

Hong Kong

Air Hong Kong
Cathay Pacific
CR Airways
Dragonair

Israel

Arkia
El Al

India

Air Deccan
Air India
Air Sahara
Alliance Air
Archana Airways
East-West Airlines
Indian Airlines
Jet Airways
NEPC Airlines
Sahara Airlines
Vayudoot

Indonesia

Air Paradise
Dirgantara Air Services
Garuda Indonesia
Jatayu
Sriwijaya Air
Batavia Air
Bouraq Airlines
Mandala
Adam Air
Sempati
Travira Air
Airmark Indonesia
Merpati
Lion Air

Iran

Kish Air
Iran Air
Mahan Air

Iraq

Iraqi Airways

Japan

Air Do (Hokkaido International Airlines)
All Nippon Airways
- Air Hokkaido
- Air Japan
- Air Nippon (ANK)
- Nippon Cargo Airlines
Amakusa Airlines
Fair Link (Fairinc)
Fujita Airlines
Hokkaido Air System
Japan Airlines
- Harlequin Air
- J-Air
- JAL Express
- JALWays
- Japan Air Commuter
- Japan Air System (merged into Japan Airlines in October 2002)
- Japan Asia Airways
- Japan Transocean Air
Kyokushin Air
Nakanihon Air Service
New Central Airlines (Shinchuo Koku)
Orange Cargo
Oriental Air Bridge (formerly Nagasaki Airways)
Ryukyu Air Commuter
Skymark Airlines
Skynet Asia Airways

Jordan

Royal Jordanian

Kuwait

Kuwait Airways

Laos

Lao Airlines

Lebanon

Middle East Airlines

Macau

Air Macau

Malaysia

Air Asia
Malaysia Airlines

Mongolia

MIAT - Mongolian Airlines (http://www.miat.com/)
Aero Mongolia

Nepal

Royal Nepal Airlines

North Korea

Air Koryo

Oman

Gulf Air (jointly owned by Abu Dhabi (UAE), Bahrain, and Oman)
Oman Air

Pakistan

Pakistan International Airlines

Philippines

Air Philippines
Asian Spirit
Cebu Pacific
Pacific Airways
Philippine Airlines

Qatar

Qatar Airways

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabian Airlines

Singapore

Singapore Airlines
Silkair (Regional offshoot of Singapore Airlines)
ValuAir (New budget airline, out in May 2004)
Tiger Airways (New budget airline, owned partly by Singapore Airlines)
Air Asia Singapore (Subsidiary of Air Asia)
JetStar Asia (Launched by Qantas Airways, tenative name)

South Korea

Asiana
Korean Air

Sri Lanka

SriLankan Airlines

Syria

Syrian Arab Airlines

Taiwan (Republic of China)

China Airlines
EVA Air
Mandarin Airlines

Thailand

Air Andaman
Air Asia
Angel Airlines
Bangkok Airways
One-Two-GO
Orient Thai Airlines
PB Air
Phuket Air
Thai Airways
NokAir Opening in Q2/2004

Turkmenistan

Turkmenistan airlines

United Arab Emirates

Emirates (Dubai)
Etihad (Abu Dhabi)
Gulf Air (jointly owned by Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, and Oman)

Vietnam

Vietnam Airlines

Australia-Oceania

Australia

Ansett (defunct)
Impulse Air
Jetstar Airways
O'Connor Airlines
Qantas
Regional Express
Skywest (Western Australia)
Solomon Airlines
Trans Australia Airlines (Renamed Australian Airlines in 1986, later acquired by Qantas)
Virgin Blue

Fiji

Air Pacific

Nauru

Air Nauru

New Caledonia

Aircalin
Air Calédonie International

New Zealand

Air New Zealand
Freedom Air
Origin Pacific Airways

Papua New Guinea

TNT Air Cargo

Vanuatu

Air Vanuatu

Europe

Austria

Air Alps
Austrian Airlines
Lauda Air
Tyrolean

Belarus

Belavia

Belgium

Delta Air Transport
Sabena (now bankrupt)
SN Brussels Airlines (created from Delta Air Transport and some residual assets of Sabena)
Sobelair
VLM

Bosnia

Air Srpska
Air Bosna

Bulgaria

Balkan Bulgarian

Croatia

Croatia Airlines

Cyprus

Cyprus Airlines

Czech Republic

CSA Czech Airlines
Sterling European Airlines

Denmark

Maersk Air
PremiAir
Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS)
Sun-Air

Estonia

Aero Airlines
Estonian Air

Faroe Islands

Atlantic Airways

Finland

Air Finland
Blue1
Copterline
Finnair
Finncomm Airlines
Flying Finn went bankrupt in February 2004
Soder Airlines
Wasawings

France

Air France
Air Littoral
Air Atlantique
Airlinair
Corsair

Germany

Aerolloyd
Air Berlin
Cirrus Airlines
Condor Flugdienst
Deutsche BA
European Air Express
Eurowings
Germania Air
Germanwings
Hapag-Lloyd incorporating hpe.com
Interflug - East Germany (before reunification)
LTU
Lufthansa - incl. Lufthansa Cityline and Lufthansa Cargo
OLT
Thomas Cook Airlines
TUI

Greece

Aegean Airlines
Cronus Airlines
Olympic Airways
Tower Air

Hungary

Malev

Iceland

Air Atlanta Icelandic
Icelandair
Iceland Express

Ireland, Republic of

Aer Arann
Aer Lingus
Air Contractors
Cityjet owned by Air France
FreshAer (Bankrupt in 2003 and never took off)
JetGreen (Bankrupt and ceased operation in May 2004)
EU Jet
Jetmagic (Bankrupt and ceased operation in January 2004)
Ryanair
Skynet Airlines

Italy

Air One
Air Dolomiti
Alitalia
Azzurra
Clubair
Gandalf Airlines
Meridiana
Volare

Latvia

Air Baltic

Lithuania

Air Lithuania
Lithuanian Airlines

Luxembourg

Cargolux
Luxair

Malta

Air Malta

Moldova

Air Moldova
Moldavian Airlines

Netherlands

KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines, Air Exel, KLM Alps)
Martinair
NLM Cityhopper aka NLM Airlines
Schreiner Airways
Transavia

Norway

Braathens
CoastAir
Norwegian Air Shuttle - Norway
Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS)
Widerøe

Poland

Air Polonia
LOT
SilesianAir
WIZZair

Portugal

Portugália
Sata Internacional
TAP Air Portugal

Republika Srpska (Bosnia-Herzegovina)

Air Srpska

Romania

Angel Airlines
Carpatair
Tarom

Russia

Aeroflot
Dalavia Far East Airways
Domodedovo Airlines
Kavminvodyavia (KMV)
Pulkovo Airlines
Siberia Airlines
Transaero
Vladivostok Air
Volga-Dnepr

Serbia and Montenegro

Jat Airways
Aviogenex
Montenegro Airlines
Di Air

Slovakia

SkyEurope

Slovenia

Adria Airways

Spain

Air Europa
Air Plus Comet
Futura Airlines
Iberia Airlines
Spanair

Sweden

FlyMe
Linjeflyg - merged in to SAS
Malmö Aviation
Nordic Airlink
Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS)

Switzerland

Swissair (now bankrupt)
Swiss International Air Lines (Crossair and some residual assets of Swissair)
Air Switzerland
Balair
EasyJet (also a British subsidiary)

Turkey

Air Anatolia
Atlas Jet
Fly Air
Onur Air
Turkish Airlines

Ukraine

Air Ukraine
Antonov Airlines

United Kingdom

Air Anglia precursor of Air UK, now part of KLM's Cityhopper division
Air Europe
air2000 (now First Choice airways)
Autair International (precursor of Court Line)
Britannia Airways became part of TUI group
BEA became part of British Airways
British Airways
British Airtours former charter subsidiary of BA
British Caledonian went bankrupt and was bought by BA is 1987
British Eagle ceased ops 1968
British European became flybe
BMI British Midland (was British Midland Airways)
BMIbaby no frills subsidiary of BMI British Midland
BOAC became part of British Airways
British United Airways merged with Caledonian in 1970
Buzz bought by Ryanair in 2003
Caledonian Airways first formed in 1961, name reused after 1987
Channel Airways ceased ops 1972
Channel Express
CityFlyer Express
Court Line ceased ops 1974
Dan-Air became part of Caledonian Airways (second incarnation)
Debonair short-lived low fare airline
Duo Airways former Maersk Air subsidiary, suspended operations 2004
Eastern Airways
EasyJet (also a Swiss subsidiary)
Euravia became Britannia Airways
First Choice Airways (formerly air2000)
flybe former British European
Gill Airways ceased operations in September 2001
Go Fly, bought by easyJet in 2002
Imperial Airways 1924-1939
Jet2.com
JMC Air renamed Thomas Cook Airlines in 2002
Laker Airways
Loganair
Monarch Airlines
My Travel/Premiair formerly Airtours International, includes MyTravel Lite
Palmair
Silver City became British United Air Ferries 1963
Thomas Cook Airlines
Thomsonfly
Virgin Atlantic Airways
Virgin Blue
Virgin Express

See also

External links

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