List of airlines

Avro RJ-85 of the German airline Lufthansa. Larger version

Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Africa 2 North America 3 South & Central America 4 Asia 5 Australia-Oceania 6 Europe 7 To be divided to country tabs

Africa

• Algeria
  • Air Algeria[?]
• Egypt
  • EgyptAir[?]
• Kenya
  • Kenya Airways
• South Africa
  • South African Airways

North America

• Canada
  • Air Canada (swallowed-up Canadian Airlines[?], Canadian Pacific Air[?], WardAir[?])
  • Air Nova[?] (part of Air Canada)
  • Air Ontario[?] (part of Air Canada)
  • Canada 3000[?] (bankrupt, formerly Canada 2000)
  • Canadian Vacations[?] / Canadian Regional[?] (gone)
  • CanJet[?] (taken over by bankrupt Canada 3000[?], scheduled to fly again)
  • Royal Airlines[?] (taken-over by bankrupt Canada 3000[?])
• United States
  • Air Florida
  • Alaska Airlines[?]
  • American Airlines
  • ATA
  • America West
  • Atlantic Coast Airlines[?]
  • Atlantic Island Air[?]
  • Braniff International[?] - defunct May 12, 1982[?]
  • Caribbean Sun
  • Continental Airlines
  • Delta Airlines
  • FedEx
  • Hawaiian Airlines
  • JetBlue Airways[?]
  • National Air Cargo
  • National Airlines[?]
  • New York Air[?]
  • Northwest Airlines
  • North American Airlines
  • Ozark Airlines[?] - merged with Trans World Airlines, 26 October 1986
  • Pan American World Airways
  • Polar Air Cargo
  • Southwest Airlines
  • Trans World Airlines - taken over by American Airlines
  • United Airlines
  • US Airways[?]
  • ValuJet[?] - merged with AirTran[?], 24 Sept 1997
  • Virgin Atlantic / Virgin Express[?] / Virgin Blue[?]
  • Western Airlines
  • WestJet

South & Central America

• Argentina
  • Aerolineas Argentinas
• Bolivia
  • Lloyd Aereo Boliviano
• Brazil
  • Varig
  • TAM
• Colombia
  • Avianca
  • Sociedad Aeronáutica de Medellín or SAM Colombia
• Cuba
  • Cubana De Aviacion
• Dominican Republic
  • Dominicana De Aviacion
• Jamaica
  • Air Jamaica
• Mexico
  • Aeromexico - Mexico
  • Mexicana

Asia

• Afghanistan
  • Ariana Afghan Airlines
• Brunei
  • Royal Brunei
• China
  • Air China[?]
  • China Airlines
• India
  • Air India
  • Indian Airlines[?]
• Indonesia
  • Garuda Indonesia
• Iran
  • Iran Air
• Iraq
  • Iraqi Airways
• Japan
  • All Nippon Airways
  • Japan Airlines
  • Japan Air System[?] (takeover by Japan Airlines planned)
  • Japan Asia Airways[?]
  • Nippon Cargo Airlines
• Jordania[?]
  • Royal Jordanian
• Malaysia
  • Malaysia Airlines
• Pakistan
  • Pakistan International Airlines
• Russia
  • See under Europe, below
• Saudi Arabia
  • Saudi Arabian Airlines
• Singapore
  • Singapore Airlines
• Sri Lanka
  • SriLankan[?]
• Thailand
  • Thai Airways[?]
• Turkey
  • See under Europe, below

Australia-Oceania

• Australia
  • Australian Airlines
  • Qantas
  • Ansett[?] (defunct)
  • Virgin Blue[?]
  • Regional Express[?]
  • Skywest[?] (Western Australia)
  • Trans Australia Airlines (TAA)
• Mauritius
  • Air Mauritius
• New Zealand
  • Air New Zealand

Europe

• Austria
  • Austrian Airlines
• Belgium
  • SN Brussels Airlines[?] (created from Delta Air Transport and some residual assets of Sabena)
• Croatia
  • Croatia Airlines
• Czech
  • CSA Czech Airlines[?]
  • Sterling European Airlines
• Denmark
  • Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS)
• Estonia
• Faroe Islands
  • Atlantic Airways[?]
• Finland
  • Air Finland
  • Finnair
  • Flying Finn
  • Söder Airlines[?]
• France
  • Air France
• Germany
  • Condor Flugdienst[?]
  • Deutsche BA[?]
  • Eurowings[?]
  • Germania Air[?]
  • Interflug[?] - East Germany (before reunification)
  • Lufthansa - incl. Lufthansa Cityline[?]
• Greece
  • Olympic Airways[?]
• Hungary
  • Maersk Air
  • Malev[?]
• Iceland
  • Icelandair
• Ireland
  • Aer Lingus
  • Ryanair[?]
• Italy
  • Alitalia
• Latvia
  • Air Baltic
• Lithuania
• Luxemburg
  • Luxair[?]
• Malta
  • Air Malta
• Netherlands
  • Buzz, bought by Ryanair[?] in 2003
  • KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines, KLM UK[?] = AirUK, Air Exel[?], KLM Alps[?])
  • Martinair (Dutch)
• Norway
  • Braathens
  • Norwegian Air Shuttle - Norway
  • Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS)
• Poland
  • LOT
• Portugal
  • Transportes Aereos Portugueses (or TAP Air Portugal)
• Russia
  • Aeroflot
  • Pulkovo Air[?]
  • Volga-Dnepr[?]
• Spain
  • Iberia Airlines
  • SpanAir[?]
• Sweden
  • Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS)
• Swizerland[?]
  • Swiss International Air Lines (Crossair and some residual assets of Swissair)
• Turkey
  • Turkish Airlines
  • Onur Air[?]
• Ukraina[?]
• United Kingdom
  • Britannia
  • British Airways
  • CityFlyer Express[?]
  • easyJet (Swiss subsidiary)

To be divided to country tabs

• Aerolloyd[?]
• Air 2000
• Air Atlantic[?]
• Air Atlanta Icelandic
• Air BC[?]
• Air Calédonie International[?]
• Air Culebra
• Air Inter[?]
• Air Labrador[?]
• Air Litoral[?]
• Air Portugal also known as TAP[?]
• AirTran[?] - United States of America
• Air Transat[?]
• Aloha Airlines[?]
• Asiana[?]
• Atlas Air
• Autair International[?] (precursor of Court Line)
• Bahamasair
• bmi[?] (was British Midland Airways)
• BOAC, became part of British Airways
• Cathay Pacific - Hong Kong
• Channel Express[?]
• CoastAir[?]
• COPA[?]
• Court Line
• Dan-Air[?]
• DAS Air Cargo
• Dragonair
• Eastern Airlines (now defunct)
• Emery Worldwide
• Emirates
• El Al - Israel
• EVA Air[?]
• Fine Air
• FirstAir[?]
• Freedom Air
• Go Fly, bought by easyJet in 2002
• Greyhound Air[?]
• Hapag Lloyd incorporating hpe.com
• Hooters Air[?]
• Imperial Airways - British 1924-1939
• Impulse Air[?] Eastern Australia
• Intercanadian[?] (lost with Canadian Airlines[?]
• LAN Chile[?]
• LAPA[?]
• Lauda Air[?]
• Logan Air[?]
• LTU[?]
• Midway Airlines[?]
• Midwest Express
• My Travel/Premiair
• Pluna
• PremiAir[?]
• Prinair
• Provincial Airlines[?] (Newfoundland)
• Silver City
• Skyservice
• Solomon Airlines
• TAM
• Tarom
• Tol Air
• Transavia[?]
• Tower Air[?]
• TUI[?]
• Tyrolean[?]
• UPS
• Vieques Air Link
• Viasa
• Volare[?]
• Widerøe
• World Airways[?]

See also: lists of companies, Aircraft types, Airline call signs[?],Cargo airlines, list of aircraft manufacturers