Air Atlantique (France)

For the United Kingdom airline of the same name, see Air Atlantique. For the Canadian airline, see Air Atlantic.

Air Atlantique

IATA	ICAO	Callsign
V6	ABP	CHARENTE

Founded

1963

Ceased operations

2004

An Air Atlantique (France) ATR 42.

Air Atlantique was a French passenger and cargo airline, which was founded in 1963.^[1] On April 6, 2004, the company was closed due to bankruprcy.^[2]

Fleet

Over the years, Air Atlantic operated the following aircraft types:^[3]

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**Air Atlantique fleet development**
Aircraft	Introduced	Retired
ATR 42	1992	2004
ATR 72	2003	2004

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Airlines of France

Current

France

Major	Aigle Azur • Air France–KLM (Air France, HOP! (Airlinair, Brit Air, Régional), Transavia France) • Corsair International • French Blue • International Airlines Group (OpenSkies) • XL Airways France

Regional	Air Corsica • Chalair Aviation • Hex'Air • Twin Jet

Charter	ASL Airlines France

Minor	Atlantic Air Lift • Atlantique Air Assistance • Finist'air • Pan Européenne Air Service

Cargo	Airbus Transport International • ASL Airlines France

Overseas dependences

Réunion	Air Austral

New Caledonia	Air Calédonie • Aircalin

French Caribbean	Air Antilles Express • Air Caraïbes • St Barth Commuter • Take Air

French Guiana	Air Guyane Express

French Polynesia	Air Tahiti • Air Tahiti Nui • Wan Air

French Canada	Air Saint-Pierre

Mayotte	Ewa Air

Defunct

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