Hemus Air

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Hemus Air is a Bulgarian airline company, established by the government in 1991 to compete with Balkan Airlines (also government-owned, but which declared bankruptcy in 2002). The company was privatized by Bulgarian corporate investors in 2002 and has since tried to establish itself on the market, facing stiff competition from foreign carriers, as well as the newly-established successor of Balkan Airlines - Bulgaria Air. Quite ambitiously, Hemus Air's management has pledged to participate in the privatization process of government-owned Bulgaria Air, but it is unclear as of yet whether it stands much of a chance.

Code Data

• IATA Code: DU
• ICAO Code: HMS
• Callsign: Hemus Air

Services

Destinations served:

• Albania: Tirana
• Bulgaria: Burgas, Varna
• Cyprus: Larnaca
• Germany: Leipzig
• Greece: Athens
• Israel: Tel Aviv
• Lebanon: Beirut
• Libya: Tripoli
• Norway: Oslo
• Republic of Macedonia: Skopje
• Romania: Bucharest
• Serbia and Montenegro: Pristina, Kosovo
• Slovakia: Bratislava
• Syria: Damascus (operated along with Syrian Arab Airlines)
• United Arab Emirates: Dubai

Fleet

• 2 BAe 146-200
• 3 Tupolev Tu-154M
• 6 Tupolev Tu-134A
• 7 Yak-40
• 1 Let-410-UVPE

External Links

• Hemus Air
• Hemus Air - Varnafr:Hemus Air

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