List of British Aerospace Jetstream operators explained

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
5: Aerolinea de Antioquia and Transmandu

Current civil operators

- - Aerochaco
  - de Bruin Air
- FlyPelican
  - Pascan Aviation
- Starlink Aviation
- East Coast Airways
- Northwestern Air Lease
- InfinitAir
- West Wind Aviation
  - Moon Flights
- SARPA
- Horizontal de aviación
  - Aerolíneas Mas
- Servicios Aereos Profesionales
  - Avies
  - Daya Aviation
  - Tortug Air
- Sunrise Airways
  - Aerolineas Sosa
- Lanhsa Airlines
- Originair
  - Helitrans
  - Servicios Aéreos Tarapoto^[3]
  - Mid-Sea Express
  - Aero VIP (Portugal)
    - - Amapola Flyg
  - Redstar Aviation
  - Amber Airways
- Cranfield University
- Eastern Airways
  - AeroAndinas
- Sasca airlines
  - Proflight Zambia
- Briko air services
  - Yeti Airlines

Former civil operators

- - Aerovip
  - Aeropelican Air Services
- Aircruising Australia
- Australian Airlines
- Brindabella Airlines
- Eastern Australia Airlines
- Maroomba Airlines
- O'Connor Airlines
- Skywest Airlines
- Tasair
  - Air BC (as Air Canada Connector for Air Canada)
- Air Mikisew
- Air Sask Aviation
- Alberta Citilink
- Capital City Air
- Corporate Express
- Integra Air
- 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
  - Pan Am World Airways Dominicana
  - Blue1
  - Salsa d'Haiti
- Tortug' Air
  - J-Air
  - Blue Islands
  - NetherLines
  - Air National
- Origin Pacific Airways
- Vincent Aviation
  - Coast Air
  - Ladesa
  - Jet Air
  - Angel Airlines
  - Brymon European Airways^[4]
- BVI Airways (in the British Virgin Islands)
- Links air
  - Air LA
- Air Midwest
- Air New Orleans
- Air Virginia (AVAir)
- Appalachian Air
- Atlantic Coast Airlines (as United Express for United Airlines)
- Atlantis Airlines (as Eastern Express for Eastern Airlines)
- Braniff Express (operated by Air Midwest)
- CCAir (as US Airways Express for US Airways)
- Chautauqua Airlines (as USAir Express for USAir)
- Chicago Express Airlines (as ATA Connection for ATA Airlines)
- Colgan Airways (as Continental Express for Continental Airlines)
- Corporate Airlines (as American Connection for American Airlines and Trans World Express for Trans World Airlines (TWA)
- Corporate Express Airlines
- Discover Air
- Express Airlines I (as Republic Express for Republic Airlines and Northwest Airlink for Northwest Airlines)
- Express Airlines II
- Flagship Airlines (as American Eagle for American Airlines)
- Jetstream International Airlines (as USAir Express for USAir)
- Metro Airlines (as American Eagle for American Airlines and as Eastern Metro Express for Eastern Airlines)
- Mid Pacific Air (as Reno Air Express for Reno Air)
- North Pacific Airlines (as United Express for United Airlines)
- 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 for United Airlines)
- Sierra Expressway
- Trans States Airlines (as American Connection for American Airlines, Trans World Express for Trans World Airlines (TWA) and USAir Express for USAir)
- WestAir (as United Express for United Airlines)
- Wings West Airlines (as American Eagle for American Airlines)

Military operators

:
- Bolivian Air Force^[5]
:
- Royal Saudi Air Force (retired Dec 2016)
  - Royal Navy - Fleet Air Arm (retired 2011)
  - 750 Naval Air Squadron

Bibliography

Book: Thetford . Owen . British Naval Aircraft since 1912 . 1991 . Putnam Aeronautical Books, an imprint of Conway Maritime Press Ltd . London, UK . 0-85177-849-6 .

Notes and References

Web site: World Airliner Census . August 2016 . Flight Global.
Web site: Aeropacifico! - aeropacifico Resources and Information.. 2017-03-30. https://web.archive.org/web/20121218021313/http://aeropacifico.com/fleet.shtml. 2012-12-18. dead.
https://www.diariovoces.com.pe/100811/saeta-incrementa-flota-nave-19-pasajeros-llegara-iquitos-pucallpa in Spanish
http://www.simplydevonandcornwall.com/Feature_Brymon_Airways.html Brymon Airways – history and photo archives
"2 Jetstreams for Bolivia". Air International, Vol.85, No. 6. December 2013. p. 27. ISSN 0306-5634.