Crossair
Short history of the airline:
Crossair was founded in Basel in 1975, originally as "Business Flyers Basel" with three small aircraft. That name was changed to Crossair in 1979. The airline was one of the very first to offer international regional services within Europe and paved the way for many more regional carriers. Always highly successful with its operations, it unfortunately was forced to become a subsidiary of Swissair in 1991. After Swissair went bankrupt in 2001 Crossair took over a part of Swissair's flight schedule and, with its much lower administrative and operating costs, formed the core of the new intercontinental airline of Switzerland called "Swiss", which replaced both Crossair and Swissair in 2002.
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HB-LNO
Metroliner 3 Crossair
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HB-LPG
Metroliner 2 CPS Cargo and Passenger Services
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HB-AHT
Saab 340A Crossair
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HB-AHD
Saab 340A Crossair, special colors
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HB-AKN
Saab 340B Crossair
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HB-IAS
Fokker 50 Crossair
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HB-IZK
Saab 2000 Crossair, Phantom of the Opera colors
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HB-IZK
Saab 2000 Crossair
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HB-IYD
Saab 2000 Crossair, Sion 2006 colors
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HB-IZZ
Saab 2000 Crossair, 25th Concordino sticker
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HB-IZO
Saab 2000 Crossair
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HB-IXC
BAe 146-200 Crossair
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HB-IXS
Avro RJ100 Crossair
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HB-IYY
Avro RJ100 Crossair, EuroCross colors
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HB-IXV
Avro RJ100 Crossair, incomplete colors
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HB-IXX
Avro RJ100 Crossair
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HB-IUH
Douglas MD-83 Crossair, McDonald's colors
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HB-IUH
Douglas MD-83 Crossair
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HB-INW
Douglas MD-83 Dinar Lineas Aereas, basic Crossair colors
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HB-JAA
Embraer ERJ-145 Crossair
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F-GPKD
Saab 340B Crossair Europe
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