Braathens Regional Airlines
In 2016 Malmö Aviation and the regional airlines forming Sverigeflyg merged to become BRA – the new domestic airline in Sweden. BRA flies to some 15 destinations with Bromma Stockholm Airport as its hub.
About the company
BRA is the second largest domestic airline in Sweden with over one million passengers in 2022 corresponding to about one third of total domestic passengers. BRA believes in the benefits offered by smaller airports in terms of time efficiency, easy transfer through Bromma Stockholm Airport and local customer service.
BRA’s scheduled business is the result of the merger in 2016 between Malmö Aviation, Sverigeflyg, Gotlandsflyg, Kullaflyg, Blekingeflyg, Kalmarflyg, Flysmåland, Sundsvallflyg, Golden Air, Braathens Regional and Braathens Training.
The fleet serving the domestic market consist mainly of fourteen ATR72-600 turboprop aircraft with 72 seats. The ATR 72-600 is the most environmentally friendly aircraft available for this kind of operation with considerably lower emissions than competing jet planes.
Business areas
Ad hoc charter
BRA offers ad hoc charters to groups, sports teams and companies in need of larger numbers of seats (typically between 50 and 180) for a particular flight, both domestically and across Europe. The flights may be one-offs, or of a recurring kind.
BRA ACMI
BRA ACMI offers cost-efficient and reliable wet lease operations for third party airlines. Braathens Regional Airways is an experienced provider of ACMI services operating a fleet of modern ATR 72-600 turboprop aircraft. Contracts may be for short or longer terms and may include services like training.
Braathens Charter
Braathens International Airways operates a fleet of Airbus A319s and 320s, primarily under contract with leading tour operators VING and Apollo. The airline is looking to expand its business, which may also include ACMI flying for third party airlines
Contact
Sweden
BRA Sverige ABHangar 5, Köpsvängen 22
P.O. Box 61
SE- 168 67 Bromma, Sweden