City-Air
Former German regional airline
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| Commenced operations | 2000 | ||||||
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| Ceased operations | February 2004 | ||||||
| Headquarters | Germany | ||||||
City-Air was an airline based in Germany. Founded in the 1970s as TAG City-Air, it had operated a fleet of Metroliners, Saab 340s and an ATR 42-500 on domestic routes within Germany and on several international routes to Austria, Denmark, Hungary and Switzerland.[1] It suspended operations in February 2004 and filed for insolvency.[2]
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