List of British Aerospace Jetstream operators
In July 2016, 101 British Aerospace Jetstream were in airline service : 75 in Americas, 15 in Europe, 7 in Asia Pacific & Middle East and 4 in Africa ; its airline operators with five or more aircraft were :[1]
- 9: Northwestern Air
- 8: Pascan Aviation
- 7: SARPA
- 6: AIS Airlines and es:Servicios Aéreos Profesionales
- 5: Aerolinea de Antioquia and Transmandu
Jetstream 31 operated by Cranfield University at Filton Airfield in 2005
Jetstream 32 operated by Sun Air of Scandinavia in British Airways livery
Current Civil operators
Argentina
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Australia
- de Bruin Air
- FlyPelican
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Canada
- Integra Air
- Pascan Aviation
- Starlink Aviation
- East Coast Airways
- Northwestern Air Lease
- InfinitAir
- West Wind Aviation
Colombia
- Aerolínea de Antioquia
- SARPA
- Horizontal de aviación
Dominican Republic
Estonia
Sri Lanka
- Daya Aviation
Haiti
Honduras
Iceland
Jamaica
Mexico
Netherlands
- AIS Airlines
A Jetstream 32 from AIS Airlines at Lelystad Airport
New Zealand
Norway
Peru
- Servicios Aéreos Tarapoto[3]
Philippines
Portugal
Spain
- RyJet
Sweden
Turkey
- Redstar Aviation
United Kingdom
- Amber Airways
- Cranfield University
- Eastern Airways
United States
Venezuela
- AeroAndinas
Zambia
- Proflight Zambia
- Briko air services
Nepal
Former Civil operators
- Argentina
- Aerovip
- Australia
Skywest Airlines J31 at Perth Airport (early 1990s)
- Aeropelican Air Services
- Aircruising Australia
- Australian Airlines
- Brindabella Airlines
- Eastern Australia Airlines
- Maroomba Airlines
- O'Connor Airlines
- Skywest Airlines
- Tasair
- Canada
- Air BC (as Air Canada Connector for Air Canada)
- Air Mikisew
- Air Sask Aviation
- Alberta Citilink
- Capital City Air
- Corporate Express
- North Vancouver Air
- Ontario Express (as Canadian Partner for Canadian Airlines)
- Peace Air
- Quik Air
- Quik Pass
- Skyservice Airlines
- SkyXpress Airlines
- Swanberg Air
- Transwest Air
- West Wind Aviation
- Dominican Republic
Finland
- Haiti
Japan
Jersey
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
Paraguay
- Ladesa
Poland
Romania
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Air LA
- Air Midwest
- Air New Orleans
- Air Virginia (AVAir)
- Appalachian Air
- Atlantic Coast Airlines (as United Express)
- Atlantis Airlines (as Eastern Express)
- Braniff Express (operated by Air Midwest)
- CCAir (as US Airways Express)
- Chautauqua Airlines (as USAir Express)
- Chicago Express Airlines (as ATA Connection)
- Colgan Airways (as Continental Express)
- Corporate Airlines (as American Connection for American Airlines and Trans World Express for TWA)
- Corporate Express Airlines
- Discover Air
- Express Airlines I (as Republic Express and Northwest Airlink)
- Express Airlines II
- Flagship Airlines (as American Eagle)
- Jetstream International Airlines (as USAir Express)
- Metro Airlines (as American Eagle and also as Eastern Metro Express for Eastern Airlines)
- Mid Pacific Air (as Reno Air Express)
- North Pacific Airlines (as United Express)
- Pacific Skyway Airlines
- Pan American World Airways (as Pan Am Express)
- Pan American Airways (1998–2004) (as Pan Am Clipper Connection operated by Boston-Maine Airways)
- Presidential Airways (as United Express)
- Sierra Expressway
- Trans States Airlines (as American Connection for American Airlines, Trans World Express for TWA and USAir Express for USAir)
- WestAir (as United Express)
- Wings West Airlines (as American Eagle)
Military operators
Saudi Arabia
- Royal Saudi Air Force (retired Dec 2016)
- United Kingdom
- Royal Navy (retired 2011)
References
- "World Airliner Census". Flight Global. August 2016.
- "aeropacifico.com - This website is for sale! - aeropacifico Resources and Information". Archived from the original on 2012-12-18. Retrieved 2017-03-30. Cite uses generic title (help)
- https://www.diariovoces.com.pe/100811/saeta-incrementa-flota-nave-19-pasajeros-llegara-iquitos-pucallpa in Spanish
- Brymon Airways – history and photo archives Archived 1 November 2011 at the Wayback Machine
- "2 Jetstreams for Bolivia". Air International, Vol.85, No. 6. December 2013. p. 27. ISSN 0306-5634.
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