Swedair

Swedair AB was a Swedish regional airline that existed from 1935 to 1994. It was founded as Svensk Flygtjänst AB by Tor Eliasson, who was CEO until his death in 1971

External links

Homepages: http://web.archive.org/web/20110401042227/http://www.swedair.nu:80/

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Airlines of Sweden

Current	Amapola Flyg Avia Express Barents AirLink Blekingeflyg Direktflyg Grafair Höga Kusten Flyg International Business Air Jämtlands Flyg Malmö Aviation Nextjet Nord-Flyg Norrlandsflyg Novair Scandinavian AirAmbulance Scandinavian Airlines Sparrow Aviation Sverigeflyg Flysmaland Braathens Regional Kalmarflyg Kullaflyg Sundsvallsflyg TUIfly Nordic West Air Sweden

Defunct	Aerotransport Air Express Sweden Air Sweden Avitrans City Airline European Executive Express Falcon Air Linjeflyg FlyMe FlyNordic Maxair MCA Airlines Nordic Airways Nordic European Airlines Nordic Regional SAS Commuter Scanair Skyline Skyways Snowflake Sunways Svensk Lufttrafik Swe Fly Swedair Swedish Intercontinental Airlines Swedline Express Time Air Sweden Tor Air Transair Sweden Transwede (1985–98) Transwede (2005–10) Viking Airlines

SAS Group

Subsidiary airlines	Blue1 Cimber Scandinavian Airlines

Affiliated airlines	Air Greenland Widerøe

Destinations	SAS Group Air Greenland Scandinavian Airlines Widerøe

Fleet	Scandinavian Airlines Widerøe

Airline support	EuroBonus SAS Business Opportunities SAS Cargo Group SAS Technical Services

Alliances	Star Alliance WOW Alliance

History	Pre-1952 Aerolíneas de Baleares Aerotransport Aerovias Guest airBaltic Braathens British Midland International Danair Danish Air Lines Estonian Air Linjeflyg Norwegian Air Lines Rezidor Hotel Group SAS Braathens SAS Commuter SAS Ground Handling Scanair Skyways Express Snowflake Spanair Swedish Intercontinental Airlines Thai Airways

Accident and incidents	Northwood (1948) Flight 871 (Istanbul 1960) Flight 933 (Los Angeles 1969) Flight 130 (1972) Flight 751 (Gottröra 1991) Flight 347 (1994) Flight 686 (Milan 2001) Dash 8 landing gear incidents (2007)

List of airline holding companies

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Swedair.

Airlines of Sweden

Current	Amapola Flyg Avia Express Barents AirLink Blekingeflyg Direktflyg Grafair Höga Kusten Flyg International Business Air Jämtlands Flyg Malmö Aviation Nextjet Nord-Flyg Norrlandsflyg Novair Scandinavian AirAmbulance Scandinavian Airlines Sparrow Aviation Sverigeflyg Flysmaland Braathens Regional Kalmarflyg Kullaflyg Sundsvallsflyg TUIfly Nordic West Air Sweden

Defunct	Aerotransport Air Express Sweden Air Sweden Avitrans City Airline European Executive Express Falcon Air Linjeflyg FlyMe FlyNordic Maxair MCA Airlines Nordic Airways Nordic European Airlines Nordic Regional SAS Commuter Scanair Skyline Skyways Snowflake Sunways Svensk Lufttrafik Swe Fly Swedair Swedish Intercontinental Airlines Swedline Express Time Air Sweden Tor Air Transair Sweden Transwede (1985–98) Transwede (2005–10) Viking Airlines

SAS Group

Subsidiary airlines	Blue1 Cimber Scandinavian Airlines

Affiliated airlines	Air Greenland Widerøe

Destinations	SAS Group Air Greenland Scandinavian Airlines Widerøe

Fleet	Scandinavian Airlines Widerøe

Airline support	EuroBonus SAS Business Opportunities SAS Cargo Group SAS Technical Services

Alliances	Star Alliance WOW Alliance

History	Pre-1952 Aerolíneas de Baleares Aerotransport Aerovias Guest airBaltic Braathens British Midland International Danair Danish Air Lines Estonian Air Linjeflyg Norwegian Air Lines Rezidor Hotel Group SAS Braathens SAS Commuter SAS Ground Handling Scanair Skyways Express Snowflake Spanair Swedish Intercontinental Airlines Thai Airways

Accident and incidents	Northwood (1948) Flight 871 (Istanbul 1960) Flight 933 (Los Angeles 1969) Flight 130 (1972) Flight 751 (Gottröra 1991) Flight 347 (1994) Flight 686 (Milan 2001) Dash 8 landing gear incidents (2007)

List of airline holding companies

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