List of airlines of Quebec

This is a list of airlines of Quebec which have an air operator's certificate issued by Transport Canada, the country's civil aviation authority. These are airlines that are based in Quebec.

Current airlines[]

Airline	Image	IATA	ICAO	Callsign	Hub airport(s) or headquarters	Notes
Air Canada		AC	ACA	AIR CANADA	Montréal–Trudeau, Toronto Pearson, Calgary, Vancouver	Flag carrier of Canada.[1] Largest in Canada.[2]
Air Canada Rouge		RV	ROU	ROUGE	Montréal–Trudeau, Toronto Pearson, Calgary, Vancouver	Regional
Air Creebec		YN	CRQ	CREE	Val-d'Or	Regional, charters[3]
Air Inuit		3H	AIE	INUIT	Montréal��Trudeau	Scheduled passenger service, charters, combi, cargo, helicopter[4]
Air Montmagny					Montmagny	Charters, sky diving[5][6]
Air Saguenay					Chutes-des-Passes, Lac Sébastien	Regional, charters, floatplanes[7]
Air Transat		TS	TSC	AIR TRANSAT	Montréal–Trudeau	Scheduled passenger service, charter airline. Owned by Transat A.T.[8]
Canadian Helicopters			CDN	CANADIAN	Les Cèdres, Quebec	Charters, flight training, aerial firefighting. Along with Kelowna Flightcraft Air Charter, Atlantis Systems International and Canadian Base Operators operates Allied Wings.[9][10]
Chrono Aviation			NDL MBK	NEEDLE MATBLACK	Québec City Jean Lesage, Montréal/Saint-Hubert	Charter airline[11]
Exact Air					Baie-Comeau	Scheduled, charter passenger and cargo services, as well as supplying aviation fuel, ground services and aircraft maintenance and repair[12]
Jazz Aviation		QK	JZA	JAZZ	Calgary, Halifax Montréal–Trudeau, Toronto Pearson, Vancouver	Scheduled passenger service as Air Canada Express.
Nolinor Aviation			NRL	NOLINOR	Montréal–Mirabel	Charter airline[13]
Pascan Aviation			PSC	PASCAN	Montréal/Saint-Hubert	Regional airline, charters[14]
Propair			PRO	PROPAIR	Rouyn-Noranda	Charter airline, MEDIVAC (air ambulance)[15]
Skyservice Business Aviation					Montréal–Trudeau, Toronto Pearson	Charters, MEDIVAC (air ambulance).[16] Example colours only; aircraft now registered to Albatros Aircraft Corporation.[17]
Starlink Aviation		Q4	TLK	STARLINK	Montréal–Trudeau	Example colours only; aircraft no longer registered in Canada[18]
Sunwing Airlines		WG	SWG	SUNWING	Montréal–Trudeau, Toronto Pearson	Scheduled passenger service, charter airline[19]
				Visionair	Québec City Jean Lesage	flight training[20][21]

Defunct airlines[]

Airline	Image	IATA	ICAO	Callsign	Hub airport(s) or headquarters	Notes
Aeropro			APO	AEROPRO	Québec City Jean Lesage	1998 - 2010
Air Alliance		3J	AAQ	LIAISON	Québec City Jean Lesage	1988 - 1999, to Air Nova
					Montréal–Mirabel	1986 – 1988, reincarnated in 1997 as International Cargo Charter and operating until 2003
Air Canada Tango		AC	ACA		Montréal–Trudeau	2001 - 2004, name retained as a type of fare on its regular Air Canada services
Air Club International					Montréal–Mirabel	1993 - 1998, charter airline with flights to Europe
Air Fecteau					Senneterre	1936-1967, sold to Quebecair
Air Gaspé					Sept-Îles	1951 - 1986, became a subsidiary of Quebecair in 1973
Air Satellite		6O	ASJ	SATELLITE	Baie-Comeau	1968 - 2008, to Exact Air
					Schefferville
Airtransit					Victoria STOLport, Ottawa/Rockcliffe	1973 - 1975, a wholly owned subsidiary of Air Canada
Canadian Colonial Airways					Montreal	1929 - 1942, reformed as Colonial Airlines
Colonial Airlines					Montreal	1942 - 1956, formed from Canadian Colonial Airways sold to Eastern Air Lines
Fecteau Transport Aerien					Senneterre	1936 - 1973, renamed as Air Fecteau
			CIC		Montréal–Mirabel	1998 - 2002, also listed as ICC International Cargo Charter
Inter-Canadien					Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau	1986 - 1999, to Canadian Airlines International
Jetsgo		SG	JGO	JETSGO	Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau	2001 - 2005, entered bankruptcy protection
Maestro		5G	SSV	SKYTOUR	Québec City Jean Lesage	2006 - 2007
Nationair		NX	NXA	NATION AIRWAYS	Montréal–Mirabel	1986 - 1993, owned by Nolisair
Nolisair					Montréal–Mirabel	1984 - 1993, as parent company of Nationair
Nordair		ND	NDR	NORDAIR	Montréal–Trudeau, Montréal–Mirabel	1947 - 1987, acquired by Canadian Pacific Airlines then merged into Canadian Airlines and Inter-Canadien
Quebecair Express		QO	QAE		Québec City Jean Lesage	2003 - 2005
Quebecair		QB	QBA	QUEBECAIR	Montréal–Trudeau	1946 - 1987, began as Rimouski Airlines, acquired by CP Air 1986 and consolidated within Canadian Airlines 1987
Royal Aviation		QN	ROY	ROY	Montréal–Trudeau	1991 - 2001, acquired by Canada 3000
Trans-Canada Air Lines					Montréal/Saint-Hubert	1937 - 1965, now Air Canada
Val Air		VK			Montréal–Trudeau	2003 - 2004
Thomas Cook Airlines Canada					Montreal

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