Swedish regional carrier connecting business travelers efficiently.
Founded
1981
Headquarters
Malmö, Sweden
Malmö Aviation was a Swedish regional airline that operated scheduled passenger services primarily between Swedish cities and select European destinations. Founded in the 1980s, the airline carved out a niche serving business travelers with a focus on comfort and punctuality on domestic routes.
The airline operated primarily from Malmö Airport (later Malmö Airport/Sturup) and Stockholm Bromma Airport, offering a business-class-focused product on routes linking major Swedish cities. It was known for its high service standards relative to its size.
Malmö Aviation ceased operations in 2019 after decades of service, unable to sustain profitability in an increasingly competitive Scandinavian aviation market. Its routes and some assets were absorbed by other carriers following its closure.
Hubs & network
Malmö Aviation operated primarily from Malmö Airport (Sturup) and Stockholm Bromma Airport as its main bases.
Fleet
The airline operated BAe 146 and Avro RJ85 regional jet aircraft throughout much of its history.
Notable facts
- ›Malmö Aviation ceased operations in November 2019.
- ›The airline was known for its high on-time performance and business traveler focus.
- ›It operated the BAe 146 family of aircraft for a significant portion of its history.
- ›The carrier served routes connecting Malmö, Stockholm Bromma, and Gothenburg City Airport.
- ›Malmö Aviation was majority owned by Nordstjernan AB in its later years.
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