Dynamic Airlines

Dynamic Airlines

IATA - ICAO DYE Callsign DYNAMIC
Founded	1980
Hubs	Rotterdam Airport
Fleet size	6
Destinations
Headquarters	Netherlands
Website	http://www.dynnl.com/

Dynamic Airlines or Dynamic Air was a small Dutch charter airline for business, medical and rapid small cargo flights founded in 1980. They operated mainly from Rotterdam Airport. The airline callsign was DYNAMIC and used to be DYNAMITE before that.

Fleet

The fleet of Dynamic Airlines consisted of six aircraft, being:

• 3x Cessna Citation
• 1x Fairchild Merlin
• 1x Piper Navajo Chieftain
• 1x Cessna 172

Metroliner accident

In September 2005, a Fairchild Metroliner of Dynamic Air ran off the runway at Rotterdam Airport during take-off causing the landing gear to collapse, leaving the aircraft badly damaged. There were no casualties, but the aircraft was written off.

External links

• Airliners.net - Dynamic Airlines aircraft photos

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