Austrojet

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Austrojet
Austrojet.svg
IATA ICAO Callsign
-AUJAUSTROJET
Founded2006
Ceased operations2009
Hubs Salzburg Airport
Fleet size4
Headquarters Salzburg, Austria
Website austrojetprivate.com

Austrojet was an Austrian charter airline operated by BFS (Business Flight Salzburg Bedarfsflug GesmbH). The airline originally commenced scheduled services to boost the economy between western Austria and Bosnia and Herzegowina.

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Destinations

Since April 2008, Austrojet operated the SalzburgBanja Luka route three times a week, with plans to fly to Tivat, Montenegro and Stuttgart, Germany. By January 2009, all references to scheduled service no longer appear on the Austrojet website.[ citation needed ]

Fleet

Austrojet Bombardier Dash 8-103 Austrojet OE-HWG.jpg
Austrojet Bombardier Dash 8-103

The Austrojet fleet consisted of the following aircraft: [1]

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References

  1. Austrojet Fleet Archived December 18, 2008, at the Wayback Machine Retrieved on 14 January 2009

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