Austrojet: History

Austrojet was a Salzburg based charter, and for a time scheduled, airline that built a route to Bosnia and Herzegovina with small jets and turboprops before disappearing again in 2009.

Austrojet aircraft
An Austrojet aircraft registered OE-HWG.
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From Salzburg to Banja Luka

Operated by BFS Business Flight Salzburg Bedarfsflug GesmbH, Austrojet began flying in 2006 with its headquarters and base at Salzburg Airport, using a small fleet of a Bombardier DHC-8-100 and several Cessna Citation jets. In 2008 it launched a scheduled route from Salzburg to Banja Luka in Bosnia and Herzegovina, flown three times a week from April 2008, with further routes to Tivat in Montenegro and to Stuttgart planned.

The End in 2009

By early 2009 the company’s website no longer mentioned scheduled service, and the airline ceased operations that same year.

Further reading: Austrian Aviation History


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