French regional airline connecting underserved European destinations.
Founded
2001
Headquarters
Marseille, France
Twin Jet is a French regional airline founded in 2001, operating scheduled and charter passenger services across France and parts of Europe. The carrier focuses on serving smaller regional routes, often linking regional French cities with major hubs and providing connectivity to destinations with limited air access.
The airline is headquartered in Marseille, France, and has built a niche in operating turboprop aircraft suited to shorter regional routes. Twin Jet has historically operated routes on behalf of regional authorities and under public service obligation (PSO) contracts, which are common in France for maintaining air links to remote or underserved communities.
With a relatively small fleet, Twin Jet emphasizes flexibility and regional connectivity rather than high-volume operations. The airline holds an IATA code of T7 and ICAO designator TJT, operating under the callsign TWINJET.
Hubs & network
Twin Jet primarily operates from Marseille Provence Airport and serves various regional French airports.
Fleet
Twin Jet operates turboprop aircraft, primarily the Beechcraft 1900D, suited to short-haul regional routes.
Notable facts
- ›Twin Jet specializes in public service obligation (PSO) routes in France, maintaining air links to underserved regions.
- ›The airline operates under IATA code T7 and ICAO code TJT with the callsign TWINJET.
- ›Twin Jet has provided regional connectivity across France and to neighboring European destinations.
- ›The carrier uses small turboprop aircraft well suited to short runways and lower-demand regional routes.
- ›Twin Jet is based at Marseille Provence Airport in southern France.
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