Fifteen New Airlines Join the Network

We have added fifteen airlines to the network. Together they contribute 2,349 flights and 149 aircraft, imported from current real-world schedule and fleet data. All routes are bookable through the regular schedule search and dispatch flow.

• Sky Express (GQ): dense Greek island network from Athens and Heraklion plus European trunk routes to Paris, Amsterdam, London and more, flown with A320neos and ATR turboprops.
• Flair Airlines (F8): Canadian low-cost 737-800 and 737 MAX 8 network from Toronto, Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary, with routes to the United States and Mexico.
• Alliance Airlines (QQ): Australian charter and fly-in fly-out specialist, and one of the last operators of the Fokker 70 and Fokker 100.
• Air India Express (IX): more than 700 flights across India and to the Gulf on a large 737-800 and 737 MAX fleet.
• Azores Airlines (S4) and SATA Air Açores (SP): A321neo services linking the Azores with mainland Portugal and North America, plus Dash 8 hops between the nine Azorean islands, including the short Corvo and Flores sectors.
• Fuji Dream Airlines (JH): Japanese regional carrier whose Embraer fleet wears a different color per aircraft, flying from Nagoya Komaki and Mount Fuji Shizuoka.
• Air North (4N): Yukon's airline, with 737-400/500 and ATR services from Whitehorse to Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Yellowknife.
• Air Inuit (3H): 737-200 and Dash 8 services to the Inuit communities of Nunavik in northern Quebec, including gravel-runway operations.
• TAAG Angola Airlines (DT): 777 services from Luanda's new Agostinho Neto airport across Africa and to Lisbon, Sao Paulo, Havana and Guangzhou.
• Uganda Airlines (UR): A330-800neo and CRJ900 flights from Entebbe, including London Gatwick, Dubai and Mumbai.
• Arajet (DM): Dominican 737 MAX 8 low-cost carrier linking Santo Domingo with cities across the Americas.
• Cargojet (W8): Canada's overnight cargo network, flown with 757 and 767 freighters from Hamilton.
• La Compagnie (B0): all-business-class A321neo flights from Paris Orly and Nice to New York Newark, plus Paris to Milan.
• Emerald Airlines (EA): ATR 72-600 operator of Aer Lingus Regional, connecting Ireland with the UK on nearly 150 flights.

Each airline has its current fleet with real registrations, its own logo and an airline profile page. Schedules follow the real-world timetable and are refreshed periodically. SimBrief dispatch works as usual for all types, including a new profile for the short-winglet Embraer 175.

The photo shows a Flair Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 (photo: AeroMcFly220, CC BY-SA 4.0).