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Airlinair
France · AIRLINAIR

150
Routes
6
Hubs
RLA
ICAO
A5
IATA
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Regional air connectivity across France and Europe.
Founded
2001
Headquarters
Paris, France
Airlinair was a French regional airline that operated scheduled and charter passenger services primarily within France and to neighboring European destinations. The carrier focused on connecting smaller regional cities with major hubs, serving routes that larger carriers typically overlooked.
The airline operated as a franchise partner and was closely associated with Air France's regional network, feeding traffic into the larger carrier's mainline services. Airlinair used the IATA code A5 and operated under the callsign AIRLINAIR.
Airlinair ceased independent operations and was absorbed into HOP!, the Air France regional subsidiary created in 2013 through the merger of several regional carriers including Régional, Brit Air, and Airlinair itself. This consolidation was part of Air France's strategy to streamline its regional operations.
Hubs & network
Airlinair primarily operated from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport and various French regional airports.
Fleet
Airlinair operated ATR 42 and ATR 72 turboprop aircraft on its regional routes.
Notable facts
- ›Airlinair was a franchise partner of Air France, operating flights under close commercial cooperation with the flag carrier.
- ›The airline was merged into HOP! in 2013 along with Régional and Brit Air as part of Air France's regional consolidation.
- ›Airlinair specialized in thin regional routes connecting smaller French cities to major hubs.
- ›The carrier used the ICAO code RLA and callsign AIRLINAIR.
- ›HOP!, the successor entity, continued serving many of the routes previously operated by Airlinair.
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Primary hubs
Route network map (148 legs)








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Route network
AGF → DCMAT5
AGF → ORYAT5
AJA → BVEAT5
AJA → DCMAT5
AJA → PISAT5
AMS → CFEER4
AMS → SXBER4 CR7 E70
AUR → ORYAT5
BES → LYSCR7 CRK ER4
BES → NCECR7
BIA → LILE70
BIQ → GVACR7
BIQ → LILER4
BIQ → LYSCR7 ER4
BIQ → NCECR7
BLQ → LYSER4 AT5
BOD → FCOE70 E90 CR7
BOD → LILE70 CR7 E90
BOD → LYSE90 E70
BOD → NCECR7
BOD → NTEER4
BOD → SXBE70 ER4
BRU → LYSER4
BRU → NTEER4
BVE → AJAAT5
BVE → ORYAT5
CFE → AMSER4
CFE → LYSER4
CFE → NCEER4
CFR → LYSCR7
CFR → NCECR7
CFR → ORYBEH
CLY → NTEE70
DCM → AGFAT5
DCM → AJAAT5
DCM → ORYAT5
DUS → NTEER4
ETZ → LYSAT7 ER4 CRJ
ETZ → NCEER4 CRJ CR7
FCO → BODE70 E90 CR7
FCO → LYSCRK
FCO → SXBER4 CR7
FLR → LYSAT5
FSC → LILCRK
FSC → NTECRK
GOT → LYSER4
GVA → BIQCR7
LAI → ORYAT5
LDE → ORYCR7
LIL → BIAE70
LIL → BIQER4
LIL → BODE70 CR7 E90
LIL → FSCCRK
LIL → LYSER4 CRJ
LIL → MPLE70
LIL → NTEER4
LIL → SXBCRJ ER4
LIL → TLSE70
LRH → ORYBEH
LRH → PISAT5
LRT → ORYCR7
LYS → BESCR7 CRK ER4
LYS → BIQCR7 ER4
LYS → BLQER4 AT5
LYS → BODE90 E70
LYS → BRUER4
LYS → CFEER4
LYS → CFRCR7
LYS → ETZER4 AT7 CRJ
LYS → FCOCRK
LYS → FLRAT5
LYS → GOTER4
LYS → LILCRJ ER4
LYS → MLHAT5
LYS → MPLAT5
LYS → MRSAT5 CRJ
LYS → MXPCRJ ER4
LYS → NTECRK E70 ER4
LYS → PISAT5
LYS → PRGE90 CRK
Encyclopaedia
Airlinair was a French regional airline based in Rungis, France, operating scheduled flights, and aircraft lease services. The airline had bases at Paris-Orly Airport and Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport.
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ch-aviation· 1/15/2024
Airlinair, Brit Air and Régional rebrand into HOP! subsidiaries
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Simple Flying· 4/30/2023
The Three Airlines That Merged To Form Air France's HOP! Brand
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Aerospace Manufacturing and Design· 6/19/2013
AMD - News from Paris
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Economy Class & Beyond -· 2/1/2019
HOP! to be rebranded as… Air France HOP
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aviator.aero· 2/21/2013
Nordic Aviation Capital delivers one ATR 42-600, MSN 1004 to Seacons Trading
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Economy Class & Beyond -· 1/29/2013
Air France to introduce "Hop!"
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