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Flybaboo

Switzerland · BABOO

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Flybaboo

Switzerland · BABOO
38
Routes
6
Hubs
BBO
ICAO
F7
IATA
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Swiss regional airline connecting Europe with style.

Founded
2003
Headquarters
Geneva, Switzerland
Flybaboo was a Swiss regional airline that operated scheduled and charter passenger services across Europe. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Geneva, the airline carved out a niche serving leisure and business travelers from Swiss airports to popular European destinations. The airline operated under the IATA code F7 and ICAO code BBO, with the radio callsign BABOO. It was known for its focus on routes from Geneva and other Swiss cities to destinations in France, Italy, and other European countries. Flybaboo ceased operations in 2011 when it was absorbed into Darwin Airline, which later rebranded as Adria Airways Switzerland. The airline's brief history reflected the challenges faced by small regional carriers in a competitive European aviation market.
Hubs & network
Flybaboo primarily operated from Geneva International Airport (GVA) as its main base.
Fleet
Flybaboo operated a fleet of Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 turboprop aircraft on its regional routes.
Notable facts
  • ›Flybaboo was founded in 2003 and operated until 2011.
  • ›The airline was absorbed into Darwin Airline in 2011.
  • ›Darwin Airline later rebranded as Adria Airways Switzerland.
  • ›Flybaboo focused on leisure and short-haul regional routes across Europe.
  • ›The airline's distinctive callsign 'BABOO' reflected its informal, passenger-friendly branding.
Wikipedia
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Swiss regional carrier connecting Europe with precision and care

Flybaboo was a Swiss regional airline that operated from the mid-2000s, primarily serving leisure and business routes across Europe from its Swiss bases. Known for its boutique approach to regional air travel, the carrier built a reputation for quality service on thin-gauge routes. The airline ceased operations in 2012 when it was absorbed into Darwin Airline.

Primary Hubs
GVABSL
Cabin Classes
EconomyBusiness
Fleet Note

Flybaboo operated a fleet primarily composed of Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 turboprop aircraft suited to short-haul regional European routes.

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Route network map (38 legs)

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Route network

CTA → LMPAT7
FCO → GVAAT7
GVA → BODAT7
GVA → FCOAT7
GVA → FLRS20
GVA → STRS20
GVA → VLCS20
LEJ → AMSS20
LEJ → CDGS20
LEJ → ZRHS20
LMP → PMOAT7
LUG → GVAS20
PMO → LMPAT7
PNL → TPSAT7
TPS → PNLAT7
TRN → ZRHS20
VLC → GVAS20
ZRH → FLRS20
ZRH → GVAS20
ZRH → TRNS20
AMS → LEJS20
BEG → GVAS20
BOD → GVAAT7
BZO → FCOS20
CDG → LEJS20
FCO → BZOS20
FLR → GVAS20
FLR → ZRHS20
GVA → BEGS20
GVA → LUGS20
GVA → TLSAT7
GVA → ZRHS20
LMP → CTAAT7
PMO → PNLAT7
PNL → PMOAT7
STR → GVAS20
TLS → GVAAT7
ZRH → LEJS20
Baboo (airline)
Encyclopaedia

Fly Baboo SA, marketed as Baboo, was a regional airline based on the grounds of Geneva Airport and in Grand-Saconnex, Switzerland. In November 2010, the company was saved from bankruptcy and acquired by the Darwin Airline Group from Lugano.

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