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Hex'Air

France · HEX AIRLINE

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Hex'Air

France · HEX AIRLINE
2
Routes
2
Hubs
HER
ICAO
UD
IATA
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Regional French airline connecting underserved communities.

Headquarters
Le Puy-en-Velay, France
Hex'Air is a small French regional airline operating scheduled and charter services primarily in central and southern France. The carrier focuses on connecting smaller regional cities and towns that are underserved by larger carriers, providing vital air links for business and leisure travelers. The airline operates under IATA code UD and ICAO code HER, with the radio callsign HEX AIRLINE. Hex'Air has carved out a niche in the French domestic regional market, often serving routes that larger airlines find commercially unviable. As a regional operator, Hex'Air plays an important role in maintaining air connectivity for communities in less-accessible parts of France, working in some cases under public service obligation (PSO) contracts with French regional authorities.
Hubs & network
Hex'Air primarily operates from Le Puy-en-Velay Airport and serves various regional airports across central and southern France.
Fleet
Hex'Air operates a small fleet of turboprop aircraft, primarily Beechcraft 1900 and similar regional turboprops suited for short-haul regional routes.
Notable facts
  • Hex'Air operates several routes under public service obligation (PSO) contracts mandated by French regional authorities.
  • The airline is based in Le Puy-en-Velay, a city in the Auvergne region of central France.
  • Hex'Air serves thin regional routes that are not commercially viable for larger carriers.
  • The carrier operates both scheduled passenger services and charter flights.
  • Hex'Air is one of the few operators maintaining air links to smaller French regional airports.
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Route network map (2 legs)

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Route network

LPY → ORYBEH
ORY → LPYBEH

Fleet (aircraft types operated)