List of defunct airlines of Sweden

This is a list of defunct airlines of Sweden.[1]

Airline Image IATA ICAO Callsign Commenced operations Ceased operations Notes
Aerotransport19241951Also known as AB Aerotransport. Merged into SAS
Air Express SwedenAEQLUNA2009Purchased by MCA Airlines
Air OneONE19891994
Air OpsOOE19931996
Air SwedenSLAIR SWEDEN19911993Also known as Time Air Sweden
Air SwedenSNXSNOWFLAKE20092013
Air Trader19701973
Avia ExpressJXSKXSKY EXPRESS19402011
Avitrans2QETSEXTRANS20042010
Baltic AviationBAB19781988Renamed/merged to Baltic Airlines
Barents AirLink8NNKFNORDFLIGHT20062016Merged into Scandinavian AirAmbulance
Blekingeflyg2016Formed part of Sverigeflyg
Blue Scandinavian6BBLX19961998Rebranded as Britannia Airways AB
Braathens Malmö AviationBUSCW19992000Renamed/merged to Malmö Aviation
Braathens SwedenTQTQABraathens19981999Merged into Malmö Aviation
Britannia Airways AB6BBLX19982006Rebranded as TUIfly Nordic
City Air Scandinavia6ESCW19921993Renamed/merged to Malmö Aviation
City AirlineCFFDRSWEDESTAR19972011Merged with Skyways
DirektflygHSVHIGHSWEDE20002019
European Executive ExpressRYEXCECHO EXPRESS19972005
Falcon AirIHFCNFALCON19862006
Fly Logic Sweden19972012Rebranded as North Express
FlyExcellentF3FXL20072008
Flyglinjen20102014Rebranded as Sparrow Aviation
Flysmaland20092016Formed part of Sverigeflyg, rebranded as Östersundsflyg
FlyMeSHFLYFLYBIRD20032007
FlyNordicLFNDCNORDIC20032007To Norwegian Air Shuttle
Golden AirDCGAO19892016Formed part of Sverigeflyg
Goodjet20022003
Gotlandsflyg2016Formed part of Sverigeflyg
Hilair19691972
Höga Kusten Flyg2NNTJNEXTJET20072017Virtual airline, purchased Nextjet and merged operations.
Holmström FlygHJENT19661995
Internord AviationNKINTERNORD19651968
Kalmarflyg2016Formed part of Sverigeflyg
Kalmarplanet20062007Rebranded as Kalmarflyg
KullaflygDCBRXBRAATHENS20032016Formed part of Sverigeflyg
LinjeflygLFLINSWEDLINE19571993Merged into SAS
Malmö AviationMJSCW19811992Renamed/merged to City Air Scandinavia
Malmö Aviation6ESCW19931999Renamed/merged to Braathens Malmö Aviation
Maxair8MMXLMAXAIR19962005
MCA AirlinesMCACALSON20082009
Nextjet20022018
Nordic AirlinkLFNDC20012004Rebranded as FlyNordic
Nordic Airways6NNRDNORTH RIDER20042009To Air Sweden
Nordic East International Airways4F;N7ELNNEA19911996Renamed/merged to Nordic European Airlines
Nordic European AirlinesDJNODNORDIC19911998
Nordic Regional6NNRDNORTH RIDER
Nordic Leisure6NNRD20042005Renamed/merged to Nordic Airways
Nordkalottflyg8NNKFNORDFLIGHT19742006Renamed Barents AirLink
NorrlandsflygHMFLIFEGUARD SWEDEN19612011
Ostermanair-SwedenCG19621965Merged into Internord
Reguljair19962000To FlyNordic
SalairYDSKX19761993Merged into Skyways Express
SAS CommuterSKSASScandinavian19882004Merged into SAS Group
ScanairDKVKGViking19611994Merged with Conair of Scandinavia to form Premiair
ScanBee19771985
SkylineOX19711977
SkywaysJZSKKSKY EXPRESS19932012[2]
SnowflakeSKSASScandinavian20022003
Sparrow Aviation9I20102018
SundsvallsflygDCGAOGolden Air20052016Formed part of Sverigeflyg
SunwaysISSWYSunways19951997
Svensk Lufttrafik19191920
SverigeflygDCBRXBRAATHENS20012016Merged into BRA Braathens Regional Airlines
Swe Aviation EuropeS6;S9SWL19972001Renamed/merged to Transjet Airways
Swe FlyWVSWVFLYING SWEDE19942005
Swedair19351994
SwedewaysHJSWE19932001
Swedish Intercontinental Airlines19431977Merged into SAS in 1948
Swedline ExpressSMSRLStarline20022006[3]
Time Air SwedenSL19911993
Tor AirODOAITORLINE20082011
Tor-Air19641966Renamed/merged to Fairline
Transair Sweden19501981
Transair SwedenTWE20022002
Transjet AirwaysS9SWL20012002
Transwede AirwaysTQTWETranswede19851998Scheduled division merged into Braathens SAFE. Charter division became Blue Scandinavian
Transwede Airways5TTWETranswede20052010
Transwede LeisureTWE19961996Renamed/merged to Blue Scandinavian
Viking Airlines4PVIKSWEDJET20032010

See also

References
  1. "The World's leading Airline Intelligence Provider since 1998". ch-aviation.com. Retrieved 2019-02-24.
  2. "Skyways next bankrupt Scandinavian regional carrier; all international routes left unserved". anna.aero. Retrieved 2 August 2015.
  3. "Swedline Express News Update". ch-aviation. Retrieved 2 August 2015.
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