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Swiss regional airline connecting Europe from Bern.
Founded
2011
Headquarters
Bern, Switzerland
SkyWork Airlines was a Swiss regional carrier based in Bern, Switzerland. Operating under the IATA code SX and callsign SKYFOX, the airline focused on connecting Switzerland with European leisure and business destinations, with Bern Airport (BRN) serving as its primary base.
The airline operated a modest fleet of turboprop and regional jet aircraft, offering scheduled and charter services. It positioned itself as a key operator supporting Bern Airport, which has historically struggled to attract and retain airline services.
SkyWork Airlines ceased operations in August 2018 after encountering severe financial difficulties. The collapse of the airline was a significant blow to Bern Airport, leaving the airport without a major scheduled carrier and raising questions about the airport's long-term viability.
Hubs & network
SkyWork Airlines operated primarily out of Bern Airport (BRN) in Switzerland.
Fleet
The airline operated Dornier 328 turboprop aircraft and Saab 2000 regional turboprops on its route network.
Notable facts
- ›SkyWork Airlines ceased all operations in August 2018 due to financial insolvency.
- ›The airline was instrumental in maintaining scheduled service at Bern Airport (BRN).
- ›SkyWork operated both scheduled and charter passenger services across Europe.
- ›Its collapse significantly impacted Bern Airport, which subsequently lost most scheduled traffic.
- ›The airline used the callsign SKYFOX for its flight operations.
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Swiss regional precision connecting Europe's heart with quiet efficiency
Sky Work Airlines was a Swiss regional carrier headquartered at Bern Airport, operating scheduled and charter services primarily across Europe. Founded in 1984 and based at its sole hub in Bern, the airline carved a niche serving routes underserved by larger Swiss carriers. Sky Work Airlines ceased operations in August 2018 following financial difficulties.
Primary Hubs
Cabin Classes
Economy
Fleet Note
Sky Work Airlines operated a small fleet primarily composed of Dornier 328 turboprop and jet regional aircraft suited to Bern Airport's runway constraints.
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Route network map (22 legs)








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Route network
AMS → BRND38
BRN → AMSD38
BRN → BCND38
BRN → HAMD38
BRN → PMID38
BRN → TXLD38
CGN → BRND38
EBA → BRND38
HAM → BRND38
LCY → BRND38
PMI → BRND38
VIE → BRND38
BCN → BRND38
BRN → CGND38
BRN → EBAD38
BRN → IBZD38
BRN → LCYD38
BRN → MUCD38
BRN → OLBD38
BRN → VIED38
IBZ → BRND38
MUC → BRND38
OLB → BRND38
TXL → BRND38
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Latest news
The Columbus Dispatch· 4/2/2019
Photos: Skybus
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Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport· 10/1/2025
Skybus Announces New Nonstop Service to Columbus, Ohio
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Avgeekery.com· 9/16/2025
Skybus Airlines: Columbus, Ohio’s $10 Discount Disaster
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AirlineGeeks.com· 4/30/2015
TBT (Throwback Thursday) in Aviation History: A Look Back at Skybus, The U.S.'s First Ultra Low-Cost Carrier
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CNBC· 4/5/2008
Skybus Becomes Latest Airline to Shut Down
Read at CNBC
10TV· 4/4/2008
Skybus To End Operations
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