Corendon airlines europe
 

New malta based charter ops with one 738. Started 23 May let's hope they bring back the ex air malta charters from uk like exeter, cardiff

Well they won't be bringing back the Air Malta charters from SEN if they're flying a 737-8

Its not a Maltese airline. Its part of Turkish Corendon trying to gain unlimited access to the European market via the back door with a Maltese AOC.
The company is run from their main base in Antalya.

there are 2 EU based Corendon airlines. Corendon Airlines Europe (Malta AOC) and Corendon Airlines Dutch (AMS based AOC).

They got rid of the Dutch Corendon recently. Did not fit into their culture.

Does that mean the costs of operating in Holland were too high?

Any proof of this as their is no news on the internet?

thanks

Well, the Dutch Corendon are certainly still flying today. Furthermore, they recently announced expansion plans for this coming Summer.

OK, thank you david. I had looked around too and not found anything. The airline continues to fly, although I wonder if there will be a name change in the future?

There was a "trading" of parts of the group with new investors, but all of the Corendon airlines still operate as one group of airlines under one brand,despite the technical ownership differences.

Ah, understood, thank you clipstone1.

Thank you David.

Rather more a cultural issue I think. Did not fit into their (original turkish Corendon / owners) operating mentality. Dutch Corendon continues to fly independently now.

See they're recruiting again. Does anyone have info about what the rosters look like (german bases)? Fixed/variable, how many DO?
Cheers!

I have very recently been advised to avoid this lot. I was told they hired some FO's, have them fly a bit to keep their trainers current and then fired them. I wonder if there is some truth in it. Still, go and get it to get current again with eyes wide open.

Thanks, appreciated, wasn't exactly expecting a career airline there for sure, but the pay isn't too catastrophic so still considering it.

The man behind Corendon is a Dutch Turk, hence the connection. I’d be very careful. Corendon used to be profitable pre-covid but as they have a big focus on leisure tourism to Turkey they have been hit proportionally hard by the pandemic and associated travel restrictions. Investor Sunweb also pulled out of the planned take over. If employed already I wouldn’t take the risk.

Anybody knows How is the asessment and the company in T&Cs?