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Regional Dutch carrier connecting Amsterdam to European destinations.
Founded
1989
Headquarters
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam Airlines was a small Dutch regional airline that operated scheduled and charter passenger services primarily out of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. The carrier used the IATA code WD and ICAO code AAN, operating under the radio callsign AMSTEL.
The airline focused on regional European routes, providing connectivity for leisure and business travelers. It operated during the 1990s as part of the competitive landscape of European regional aviation that emerged following deregulation.
Amsterdam Airlines ceased operations and is no longer an active carrier. It remains a historical example of the many regional airlines that launched and subsequently folded during the turbulent post-deregulation era in European aviation.
Hubs & network
Amsterdam Airlines operated primarily from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) as its main base.
Fleet
Amsterdam Airlines operated McDonnell Douglas MD-80 series aircraft during its period of operations.
Notable facts
- ›Amsterdam Airlines operated under the IATA code WD and ICAO code AAN.
- ›The airline used the radio callsign AMSTEL.
- ›It was a regional carrier active during the 1990s in the Netherlands.
- ›The airline is no longer in operation.
- ›It was one of several small regional Dutch carriers that emerged after European aviation deregulation.
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