Air Sweden (iii)

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Nordic Air Sweden’s history began in 2001 when Gunnar Olsson launched his airline Nordic Airlink to operate scheduled services. The airline’s launch route was Lulea to Stockholm in 2003. The scheduled services operation was sold to Finnair, leaving the company to continue charter and leasing activities under the Nordic Leisure brand in 2006. Rebranded to Nordic Airways and operated a mixed fleet of MD-83 aircraft and Saab 340. Nordic Airways was acquired and renamed to Air Sweden in 2009. Air Sweden had its AOC revoked on 10/Jan/2012 and was renamed again, to Nordic Air Sweden which acquired JE Time to get air operator certificate. Air Sweden was re-launched under the same management in 2018 with a revised business plan and operating model from Nordic Air Sweden. Operations were planned to commence in Q12019 with a fleet of Airbus aircraft based in Europe to operate on behalf of tour operators and airlines. Air Sweden (iii) resumed flight operations during
< offers scheduled and charter passenger flights and is based at several airports within Sweden but uses Stockholm-Arlanda Airport (ARN) as its main hub >