Jonair

IATA	ICAO	Callsign
flights use JON^[1]	?	?

Founded

1973

Hubs

Umeå Airport

Secondary hubs

Luleå Airport

Headquarters

Umeå, Sweden

Website

http://www.jonair.se/

Jonair is a Swedish airline founded in 1973. The company operates the route Luleå-Pajala since March 2015. In addition, the company flies air taxi, the traditional activity.

Destinations

Sweden

Fleet

The route Pajala-Luleå is flown with a Beechcraft King Air 200.

For taxi flights Jonair has three Piper PA-31.

References

↑ http://www.swedavia.se/lulea/ See the departure list

External links

Official website

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