List of BAe 146 operators
The following is a list of present and former operators of the BAe 146.
Brussels Airlines Avro RJ85 on final Approach for Berlin Tempelhof Airport.
Blue1 Avro RJ85 at Turku Airport.
Civil operators
- Australian Air Express
- Australian Airlink
- Cobham Aviation Services
- National Jet Systems
- Norfolk Jet Express
- Qantas Airlink
- TNT
- Vincent Aviation
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- Air Atlantic - Former operator
- Air BC - Former operator
- Air Canada Jazz - Former operator
- Air Nova - Former operator
- North Cariboo Air (1)
- Tronos
- Aerovías DAP
- Lan Chile - Former operator
- Civil Aviation Administration of China - Former operator
Democratic Republic of the Congo
- TNT Malev Express
- National Air Charter
- Aviastar Mandiri
- Penas Air
- Aer Lingus - Former operator
- CityJet
- Alisardia
- Sagittair
- Heritage Air (Melaka) Operational 2010-2012
- Air One (Mexico)
- Air National—Former operator, ceased flight operations in 2010.
- Ansett New Zealand—Former operator, ceased operations in 2001.
- Mount Cook Airlines—Former operator.
- SkyJet- 1 crashed
- Asian Spirit- Former Operator
- Makung Airlines
- Meridiana Air
- Orion Air - Former operator
- Pan Air
- Malmo Aviation
- Transwede Airways - Former operator, ceased operations in 2010.
- AirUK
- British Caribbean Airways (British Virgin Islands) - Former operator.
- Capital Airlines - Former operator
- Cello Aviation
- Loganair
- Titan Airways
- TNT Roadfreight
- Jota Aviation
- AirCal - Former operator.
- AirPac - Former operator (in Alaska).
- Air Wisconsin (operating as United Express) - Former operator. Fleet included BAe 146-100, 146-200 and 146-300 aircraft. Only U.S. operator of BAe 146-300.
- American Airlines - Former operator (ex-AirCal aircraft).
- Aspen Airways - Former operator (acquired by Air Wisconsin)
- Atlantic Southeast Airlines (ASA) (now ExpressJet) (operating as Delta Connection) - Former operator of the BAe 146-200.
- Business Express (operating as Delta Connection and Northwest Jetlink) - Former operator. Fleet included BAe 146-200 and Avro RJ70 aircraft.
- Discovery Airways - Former operator.
- Continental Express (operated by Presidential Airways) - Former operator.
- Mesaba Airlines (operating as Northwest Jetlink) - Former Avro RJ85 operator.
- Minden Air Corporation - Current operator flying converted BAe 146 aircraft as an aerial firefighting air tanker.
- Neptune Aviation - Current operator flying converted BAe 146 aircraft as aerial firefighting air tankers.
- Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA) - Former operator. Fleet included aircraft previously ordered by Pacific Express but not delivered.
- Presidential Airways - Former operator.
- Royal West Airlines - Former operator.
- TriStar Airlines - Former operator.
- USAir (now US Airways) - Former operator (ex-PSA aircraft).
- WestAir, operating as United Express - Former operator.
- UM Airlines, operating 4 AVRO 146-RJ 100 and two BAe 146-300[1]
Military and government operators
- Austrian Government (Never flown)
- Bahrain Government
- Government of Mali
- Dubai Air Wing
- United Arab Emirate Government
Corporate operators
The BAe 146 has also been flown by corporate operators.
References
- ↑ http://avia.gov.ua/documents/rcps/vrcps/24020.html Ukrainian civil aircraft register (Ukrainian language)
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