European airlines flying rare aircraft types
Biman, KLM and Monarch have recently retired their DC10, MD11 and A300 aircraft making these aircraft extremely rare in Europe.
Has anyone seen something reasonably current listing which airlines still fly rare types, allowing people to buy a ride as a passenger without spending a huge fortune before they're gone for good ? I'm ignoring cases of flights being run purely as joyrides - I'm thinking solely of flights available to all, which land at an airport different to the departure airport, are used at least once per week and sold primarily for ordinary commercial passenger transport.
Cases that come to mind are (please add if you know of others)
King Air B200 - Bergen Air Transport
B1900 - Hexair / Twinjet
Cessna 208 - Finistair
Cessna Citation CJ4 - Hahn Air (yes, really !)
Piper PA-31 - Lydd Air
Piper PA-32 - S-Air (in the guise of Flexflight)
Dornier 328 - Loganair / Skywork / Sun Air
Fairchild Metro - Air Norway / CanaryFly
Let410 - Van Air Europe for Citywing
CRJ 100 - Hop!
CRJ 200 - Air Nostrum / Adria / Cimber
CRJ 1000 - Air Nostrum / Hop!
A310 - SATA Acores
A318 - Air France / Tarom
B717 - Volotea
MD-80 - Meridiana / Danish Air Transport
J31 - AIS / Sun Air
J32 - AIS / Direktflyg
J41 - Eastern / SkyExpress
Emb120 - Air Moldova / Trade Air for Croatia Airlines
Emb135 - Eastern / bmi regional
Emb145 - bmi regional / Hop! / Luxair / Portugalia
Islander - Scilly Skybus / Ostfriesische / Loganair / Aer Arann Islands
Trislander - Aurigny
BAe ATP - Nextjet
RJ85 - Cityjet / Malmo
RJ100 - Brussels / Malmo
Twin Otter - Loganair / Scilly Skybus
Saab 340 - Loganair / Nextjet
Saab 2000 - Loganair / Darwin / Eastern / Braathens Regional for Sverigefly
Fokker 50 - Air Iceland / Cityjet
Fokker 70 - KLM
Last edited by davidjohnson6; 17th Aug 2017 at 00:15.