Malmo Aviation

Malmö Aviation was a Swedish regional airline founded in 1981 and based at Stockholm Bromma Airport, with a secondary base at Malmö. It concentrated on domestic services linking major Swedish cities such as Stockholm, Gothenburg and Umeå, alongside a handful of European routes. The carrier belonged to no global alliance. Over the years its fleet centered on the Avro RJ100 and Avro RJ85 regional jets, while turboprops including the ATR 72 and Saab 2000 also flew in its colors. The airline ceased operating under the Malmö Aviation name in 2016, when it merged with Sverigeflyg to form Braathens Regional Airlines.