FlyNordic

Sweden · NORDIC

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Scandinavian regional flights connecting Nordic destinations.

Founded

2001

Headquarters

Stockholm, Sweden

FlyNordic was a Swedish low-cost regional airline that operated scheduled passenger services across Scandinavia and Europe. Founded in the early 2000s, it carved out a niche in the Swedish domestic and Nordic regional market, competing with larger carriers on key routes. The airline was acquired by Norwegian Air Shuttle in 2007, which used the acquisition to expand its presence in the Swedish market. FlyNordic continued to operate under its own brand for a period before being fully absorbed into Norwegian's operations. At its peak, FlyNordic operated a fleet of turboprop and jet aircraft serving routes from Stockholm Arlanda and other Scandinavian airports. The airline was known for its focus on point-to-point regional connectivity within Northern Europe.

Hubs & network

FlyNordic operated primarily from Stockholm Arlanda Airport as its main base.

Fleet

FlyNordic operated a mixed fleet including Fokker 50 turboprops and McDonnell Douglas MD-80 series jet aircraft.

Notable facts

›FlyNordic was originally established as a subsidiary of Finnair.
›Norwegian Air Shuttle acquired FlyNordic in 2007 to enter the Swedish domestic market.
›The airline operated under IATA code LF and ICAO code NDC.
›FlyNordic's brand was eventually phased out as operations were integrated into Norwegian Air Shuttle.
›The airline focused on regional Scandinavian routes, filling gaps left by larger legacy carriers.

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