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Mey-Air Transoport IATA
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unknownFounded 1970 Ceased operations 1973 Hubs Oslo Airport, Fornebu Fleet size 4 Destinations Headquarters Oslo Airport, Fornebu Key people Hans Otto Meyer Mey-Air Transoport A/S was a Norwegian airline headquartered in Oslo. It was founded in 1970 by Hans Otto Meyer. They strted with a mixed fleet of Beechcraft 99, Beechcraft King Air-100 and a Convair CV 240. As the marked in Scandinavia for Inclusive tours (IT Charter) increased in the early 1970´s Mey-Air ordered two new Boeing 737. The airplanes was delivered in september and october 1971. May-Air filed for bankruptcy in 1973.
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Fleet
Boeing 737-200
The following airplanes were operated by Mey-Air[1][2]:
airplane type registration c/n operating years Beechcraft King Air 65-100 LN-VIP B-42 1970–1973 Beechcraft 99 Airliner LN-LML U-129 1970–1972 Beechcraft 99 Airliner LN-LMT U-130 1970–1972 Boeing 737-200 LN-MTC 20454 1971 - 1973 Sold to Piedmont Airlines Boeing 737-200 LN-MTD 20453 1971 - 1973 Sold to Piedmont Airlines Cessna 402 LN-VIC 402-0170 1967–1970 Convair CV 240 LN-KAP 153 1969–1973 Douglas DC-3 LN-RTW 4346 1969–1971 NAMC YS-11 LN-MTA 2104 1970–1971 Other
- There are scenes with an airplane of Mey-Air in the 1975 movie Ransom.
See also
References
- ^ Fleet of Mey-Air. funpic.de. Retrieved on 2010-10-16.
- ^ Photo Search Mey-Air. airliners.net. Retrieved on 2010-10-16.
Categories:- Defunct companies of Norway
- Airlines established in 1970
- Defunct airlines of Norway
- 1970 establishments in Norway
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