List of airlines of France

This is a list of active/operating airlines which have an Air Operator Certificate issued by the Direction Générale de l'Aviation Civile,[1] the civil aviation authority of France.

For French overseas departments and territories, see the sections for French Guiana, French Polynesia, Guadeloupe, Mayotte, New Caledonia, Réunion, Saint Pierre and Miquelon.

Scheduled airlines

Airline IATA ICAO Headquarters Image Aircraft type Notes
Air Corsica XK CCM Ajaccio
Air France AF AFR Roissy-en-France freight, long-haul, medium-haul flag carrier of France Flag carrier
Amelia 8R AIA Roissy-en-France regional
Chalair Aviation CE CLG Carpiquet regional
Air Antilles 4I KES Pointe-à-Pitre regional
Finist'air FTR Guipavas Regional
French Bee BF FBU Paris long-haul
Air France Hop A5 HOP Rungis regional
IGavion TE IGA Dole Tavaux regional
Oya Vendée Hélicoptères L'Île-d'Yeu helicopters
La Compagnie B0 DJT Paris long-haul
St-Barth Commuter PV SBU Saint-Barthélemy regional
Transavia France TO TVF Paray-Vieille-Poste medium-haul
Twinjet T7 TJT Aix-en-Provence regional

Charter airlines

Airline IATA ICAO Headquarters Image Operations
Avdef Nîmes defense contractor
Corsair International SS CRL Rungis long-haul
Pan Européenne EUP / PEA Viviers-du-Lac charter/medevac
Phenix Aviation Le Havre charter/medevac
Oyonnair Lyon Bron charter/medevac
OpenFlight Marseille charter/medevac
AstonJet Toussus Le Noble charter/medevac
Voldirect Rennes charter
iXair Paris Le Bourget charter
Alpines Airlines Courchevel charter
JetCorp Toulouse charter
Evolem Aviation Lyon Bron charter

Cargo airlines

Airline IATA ICAO Headquarters Image Aircraft type
Airbus Transport International long-haul
Air France Cargo Roissy-en-France long-haul
CMA CGM Air Cargo 2C CMA Marseille long-haul
ASL Airlines France 5O FPO Villepinte medium-haul

Government airlines

Airline IATA ICAO Headquarters Image Aircraft type
Escadron de transport, d'entrainement et de calibration

See also

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References

  1. ^ "Liste des transporteurs aériens français exploitant des aéronefs de plus de 19 sièges et ou des lignes régulières au 13-07-2012" (PDF) (in French). Direction Générale de l'Aviation Civile. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2014-02-02. Retrieved 2014-02-01.

Further reading

  • Noetinger J., Histoire de l'Aéronautique Française-1940-1960-Hommes et evenements (in French language), Ed. France Empire, Paris, 1983
  • Noetinger J., Histoire de l'Aéronautique Française-L'essoir 1960-1980 (in French language), Ed. France Empire, Paris, 1984
  • Noetinger J., Histoire de l'Aéronautique Française-Epopée 1940-1960 (in French language), Ed. France Empire, Paris, 1985
  • Mézière H.-Sauvage J.M., Les Ailes Francaises-L’Aviation marchande de 1919 a nos jours (in French language), Ed. Rive Droite, Paris, 1997
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