Robin Hood Aviation

Graz- Thalerhofstraße

Robin Hood Aviation was an Austrian airline based in Feldkirchen bei Graz and based at Graz Airport.

History

The airline was given on 11 April 2007 its operating license Austro Control and started on 29 May 2007 with a Saab 340 (OE - GIR ) to host the scheduled operations.

On 15 March 2010 Robin Hood Aviation filed for bankruptcy. Meanwhile successfully ended - - compensation sought and continued the flight operation, however, was a.

Mid-August 2011, the operations have been terminated without giving reasons for the immediate first few days. Previously conflicts in the company's management had already become known. On 23 August 2011, a bankruptcy petition has been filed another due to liabilities in the total amount of 1.8 million euros. Previously threatened the seizure of the two planes of the Company. After the opening of the insolvency proceedings, the employees of the airline were canceled and set of flight operations.

The airline Graz - Zurich is now operated by InterSky.

Objectives

Robin Hood Association in regular service from Monday to Friday, the Austrian cities of Graz and Zurich from Monday to Thursday Linz, Zurich and vice versa. The flight offers were aimed primarily at business travelers and were therefore interpreted as a peak connections (outbound flight in the morning, returning in the evening), making a one-day stay without accomodation in the target city was possible. There were also offered charter flights. From June 2009 to October 2009 also Klagenfurt airport was a base of operations. So was flown from Zurich directly Klagenfurt and Graz Stuttgart.

Fleet

As of August 2011, the fleet of Robin Hood Aviation consisted of two aircraft:

• 2 Saab 340A (acquired by Air Nelson)

The aircraft carried the name "Little John " or " Maid Marian ."