Airlinair
France · AIRLINAIR

Regional air connectivity across France and Europe.
- ›Airlinair was a franchise partner of Air France, operating flights under close commercial cooperation with the flag carrier.
- ›The airline was merged into HOP! in 2013 along with Régional and Brit Air as part of Air France's regional consolidation.
- ›Airlinair specialized in thin regional routes connecting smaller French cities to major hubs.
- ›The carrier used the ICAO code RLA and callsign AIRLINAIR.
- ›HOP!, the successor entity, continued serving many of the routes previously operated by Airlinair.
Airlinair was a French regional airline that operated under the IATA code A5, primarily serving domestic routes across metropolitan France. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Paris, the carrier functioned as a regional partner for Air France under the Hop! brand umbrella. Airlinair was eventually absorbed into the consolidated Hop! regional operation in 2013, ending its independent identity.
Airlinair typically operated a fleet of ATR 42 and ATR 72 turboprop aircraft suited to short-haul regional routes.
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Route network map (148 legs)








Route network
Airlinair was a French regional airline based in Rungis, France, operating scheduled flights, and aircraft lease services. The airline had bases at Paris-Orly Airport and Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport.
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