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Braathens
Norway · Braathens

41
Routes
6
Hubs
BRA
ICAO
BU
IATA
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Baikotovitchestrian Airlines does not appear to be a recognized or documented airline in any available aviation industry records. No verifiable information exists regarding its operations, history, or current status.
The IATA code BU and ICAO code BUU provided do not correspond to any confirmed carrier associated with American Samoa in standard aviation databases. It is possible this airline is fictional, defunct, or extremely obscure.
American Samoa's aviation connectivity is primarily served by small regional carriers operating limited routes across the South Pacific. No credible sources confirm the existence of an airline by this name.
Notable facts
- ›No verifiable records of this airline exist in major aviation databases.
- ›American Samoa's primary commercial airport is Pago Pago International Airport.
- ›The airline name does not correspond to any known carrier in the South Pacific region.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Norway's pioneering regional carrier connecting fjords and cities with pride
Braathens was a storied Norwegian airline founded in 1946 by Ludvig Braathen, initially operating charter flights before evolving into one of Norway's leading domestic and international carriers. The airline built its reputation on extensive Norwegian domestic routes, competing vigorously with Scandinavian Airlines before being acquired by SAS in 2004. Known for its warm Scandinavian service and strong regional identity, Braathens became a beloved fixture of Norwegian aviation history.
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Fleet Note
Braathens operated a fleet primarily composed of Boeing 737 series aircraft across its domestic and international network.
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Route network map (41 legs)








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Route network
BKY → KND100
BKY → KOOF50
BNB → MDKL4T
BNC → BUXF50
BNC → GOMF50
BUX → BNCF50
BUX → GOMF50
BUX → IRPF50
FBM → FIH320
FBM → JNB320
FBM → KGA320
FBM → MJM320
FIH → BNBL4T
FIH → FBM320
FIH → FKI320
FIH → KGA100
FIH → KND100
FIH → MDK320
FIH → MJM100 320
FIH → TSHL4T
FKI → FIH320
FKI → GOM320
GMA → MDK320
GOM → BKYF50
GOM → BNCF50
GOM → FKI320
IRP → FKIF50
JNB → FBM320
KGA → FBM100
KGA → FIH320
KGA → TSHL4T
KND → BKY100
KND → FIH100
KOO → FMIF50
LJA → FIHL4T
MDK → FIH320 L4T
MDK → GMA320
MJM → FBM320
MJM → FIH100 320
TSH → FIHL4T
TSH → KGAL4T
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Latest news
AviTrader Aviation News· 5/8/2026
ACIA expands Braathens partnership
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aerospaceglobalnews.com· 12/16/2025
Not up to standard: Austrian Airlines terminates contract with Braathens
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aeroxplorer.com· 12/15/2025
Austrian Airlines Abruptly Terminates Wet Lease with Braathens Regional Airlines
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AeroTime· 12/16/2025
Austrian Airlines abruptly terminates wet lease contract with Braathens
Read at AeroTime
Yahoo Finance· 3/28/2026
Airline files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, cancels all flights
Read at Yahoo Finance
Aviation Week· 12/18/2025
SAS Reaffirms Wet-Lease Commitment With Braathens
Read at Aviation Week
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