Maxair (airline) - Misplaced Pages

Former Swedish airline

Maxair

IATA	ICAO	Call sign
8M	MXL	MAXAIR

Commenced operations

1996

Ceased operations

2005

Headquarters

Malmö, Sweden

For the pharmaceutical sold as Maxair, see Pirbuterol. For the Nigerian airline, see Max Air.

Maxair was an airline based at Malmö in Sweden. It was formed as an air-taxi operation in 1996, and started scheduled operations in September 1998. It operated two Fairchild Metroliners and two Jetstream 32s. The airline ceased operations in 2005.

References

Nilsson, Göran A (21 April 2005). "Maxair tar över linje efter Skyways". Sydsvenskan. Retrieved 8 March 2013.
Endres, Günter (3–9 April 2001). "World Airline 2001: Part 3: M to Z: MaxAir". Flight International. Vol. 159, no. 4774. p. 44.

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