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Historia

Barents AirLink was a Swedish airline that flew between 1974–2016. The airline was based at Luleá Airport and — at the time that it stopped flying — offered flights to destinations within Scandinavia and to Russia.

Barents Airlink launched as Norkalottflyg in 1974. The airline flew a small number of scheduled flights for more than 40 years. However, in 2012, the airline was forced to suspend all operations due to financial difficulty. In 2016, the airline merged into Babock Scandinavian AirAmbulance, which is a helicopter airline that offers air ambulance flights for the Swedish, Finnish and Norwegian governments.

Flota

At the time that it ceased operations, Barents AirLink's fleet was made up of a mix of regional jets. The airline has BAe Jetstream 32, Beechcraft Super King Air 200 and Piper PA-31 Navajo/Chieftain aircraft within its fleet.

Destinos

At the time that it ceased operations, Barents AirLink flew to the following destinations:

• Lulea, Sweden
• Pajala, Sweden
• Tromsø, Norway
• Murmansk, Russia

Aeropuerto Principal

Luleå Airport

Luleå Airport (LLA) is an airport based near Kallax, which is a village outside of Luleå, Sweden. The airport is small, with just one runway and one terminal. It handles more than one million passengers each year.

Barents AirLink was the only airline that used Luleå Airport as a hub at the time that it ceased operations and no airline has been based there since. Jonair, Norwegian and SAS Scandinavian Airlines.

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