Everything about Arkefly totally explained
Arkefly is an
airline based in
Amsterdam in the
Netherlands. It is the charter carrier of the Dutch arm of
TUI and its main base is
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. It carries out regular and chartered flights, although most of the chartered flights are operated for the Dutch tour operator Arke. It operates to destinations in the
Mediterranean,
Red Sea,
Caribbean,
Canary Islands,
North Africa,
Brazil and the
Netherlands Antilles.
On
December 14,
2006 TUI announced that all its airlines will be rebranded as TUIfly by
2008.
History
Arkefly traces its roots to
Air Holland, which was founded in
1981. After financial problems Air Holland was taken over by the Exel Aviation Group and took a new start as
HollandExel in March
2004. In May
2005 the Exel Aviation Group was declared bankrupt. The
TUI Group took over the airline's activities and renamed it Arkefly. It is now wholly owned by the TUI Group. Its name was based on the largest Dutch tour operator, Arke, which is also a subsidiary of the TUI Group. The newly reorganized airline operated its first flight in September 2005.
Destinations
Africa
North Africa
- Egypt
- Tunisia
- Gambia
- Turkey
Europe
Southern Europe
Spain (Canary Islands)
Fleet
The Arkefly fleet consists of the following aircraft (at March 2008):
1 Boeing 737-800
3 Boeing 767-300ER - Picture of PH-AHQ, a Arkefly Boeing 767-383ER
The aircraft is divided in 3 classes: economy, comfort and business class. The fleet is recognisable by the light blue fuselage with the Arkefly letters and the red TUI logo on the tail.
Further Information
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