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Nordic European Airlines

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Nordic European Airlines
Nordic European Airlines logo
IATA ICAO Call sign
DJ NOD NORDIC
Commenced operations1991
Ceased operations1998
Fleet sizeSee Fleet below
HeadquartersStockholm, Sweden

Nordic European Airlines (IATA: DJICAO: NOD) was a charter airline based Stockholm, Sweden.

History

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Nordic East Logo

Nordic European Airlines began its life in 1991 as Nordic East Airways and operated one Douglas DC-9-21 aircraft on charters to the Mediterranean region. In 1992, the airline received two MD-80s but eventually needed aircraft with a longer range. They acquired a Boeing 737-300 and a 737-400, and returned the DC-9s and MD-80s to the leasing companies.

In 1995, Nordic East acquired two Lockheed L-1011s from Cathay Pacific and expanded its charter work with those and a third aircraft that was added later. Business comprised sub-charter duties for other carriers like the German airline LTU.

The airline changed its name to Nordic European Airlines - NEA at the end of 1996, but by the next year the airline was in financial difficulties. Operations were suspended in March 1998, with the international business of the airline in receivership.[1]

Fleet

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References

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  1. ^ Hengi, [page needed]; Nordic East/Nordic European Company Profile Brochure, Stockholm/Cologne 1998
  • Hengi, B. I. (2000). Airlines Remembered. Hersham, England, UK: Midland Publishing. ISBN 978-1857800913.
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