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Linjeflyg was a
Swedish domestic airline,
formed in 1957 as a
domestic subsidiary by
Scandinavian Airlines System and
Airtaco as well as by newspaper...
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Linjeflyg Flight 267V was a
controlled flight into
terrain by a
Convair 440-75
Metropolitan on 20
November 1964 at 21:14 in Ängelholm, Skåne, Sweden....
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Linjeflyg Flight 618 was a
crash of a
Vickers 838
Viscount during approach to
Stockholm Bromma Airport at 09:05 on 15
January 1977. All twenty-two people...
- 1977
Linjeflyg Flight 618
crashed in the area
killing all 22 aboard,
including table tennis player Hans Alsér. Sanz,
Michael (2006).
Linjeflyg – ett...
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traffic operated out of Arlanda. In 1983, the
domestic traffic operated by
Linjeflyg moved from
Bromma to Arlanda,
using the
terminal now
known as Terminal...
- on 20
October 1976 with one of the world's
largest Fokker operators,
Linjeflyg. This
version was
powered by
quieter Spey 555-15H engines, and had an...
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became the
Swedish partner in
Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) and
Linjeflyg (the
Swedish main
domestic airline which was
later acquired by SAS). Stockholm/Bromma's...
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chartered aircraft but in 1965 they
bought a DC-3 from the
Swedish airline Linjeflyg. The
company ceased operating on 28
September 1967. In 1971, Icelandair...
- last such
aircraft were
retired in 2010. SAS
bought its main
competitors Linjeflyg of
Sweden in 1993 and
Braathens of
Norway in 2001; the
latter was merged...
- 1961 to
Stockholm Bromma with
Linjeflyg. Initially,
Linjeflyg offered two w****daily
roundtrips using a
Douglas DC-3.
Linjeflyg later upgraded the service...
