Airlines
Air Charter Scotland Starts First Scheduled Services
Charter provider picks up key regional route following collapse of Eastern Airways
Crew at airport next to sign
With the essential route left without an operator in October, Air Charter Scotland says it has resumed services “on time and to schedule.”

Air Charter Scotland has begun operating the company’s first scheduled services in the form of a Wick to Aberdeen route, which it is now running six times a week. This is the first foray into scheduled services for asset management company Air Charter Scotland, which is initially deploying a Beechcraft King Air from UK operator DragonFly on the route.

Starting March 1, this rout will be served by an 18-seat BAe Jetstream J32 operated and crewed by Dutch airline AIS Airlines, while Air Charter Scotland seeks to add the type to its own air operator certificate.