List of Saab 340 operators

The list of Saab 340 operators lists former, military and current operators of the aircraft as of June 2009.

Golden Air 340A
Air Nelson 340A
Interior of a Saab 340B+.

Civil operators

The active fleet of current operators

A Colgan Air / United Express Saab 340 prepares to accept passengers. Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport, 2005.
Saab 340B operated by Colgan Air at Logan International Airport
A Saab 340B+ WT operated by Regional Express Airlines in Australia
Calm Air Saab 340 B+ WT in Churchill, Manitoba, August 2008

Regional Express Airlines, also known as Rex has leased 25 Saab 340B+ aircraft in the largest lease deal for the type. The 340B+ has a redesigned extended wing to increase flight performance and fuel efficiency. With the delivery of the 340B+ aircraft some of Rex's older aircraft were phased out, including all of their Saab 340As. Three of the 340As were converted into freighters for PEL-AIR and one was kept as a passenger aircraft. The other four went to SprintAir, Solinair and SOL. First Delivery was in May 2007. The 340B+ aircraft with extended wingtips (formerly in service with American Eagle) were all delivered and put into service by May 2010.[1]

Military operators

Japan Coast Guard Saab 340B-Plus
 Argentina
 Japan
 Sweden
 Thailand

Former operators

 Argentina
  • Kaiken Líneas Aéreas
  • LAER Línea Aérea Entre Ríos
  • LAPA
  • TAN Transportes Aéreos Neuquén
  • TAPSA Transportes Aéreos Petroleros S.A
  • Andesmar
 Australia
 Austria
 Canada
 China
 Colombia
 Czech Republic
  • Air Ostrava
  • Job Air
 Estonia
 Finland
 France
 Gabon
 Germany
 Guatemala
 Kyrgyzstan
 Ireland
 Kenya
 Latvia
 Lithuania
 Mexico
 Mongolia
 Moldova
 Netherlands
 New Zealand
 Norway
 Poland
 Puerto Rico
 Romania
 Slovenia
 Sweden
  Switzerland
 Thailand
 The Bahamas
 Ukraine
 United Kingdom
 United States

Source:[2]

References

  1. ↑ Flight International, 3–9 October 2006
  2. ↑ Saab Aircraft Leasing Corp. list of operators
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