Aircraft
German Airline has Big Plans for a Little Bizjet
Hahn Air has used the Cessna CJ4 as a miniature airliner since 2012.
Hahn Air conducts two scheduled flights a week, round trip between Dusseldorf International Airport and Luxembourg, using a pair of Citation CJ4s.
Hahn Air conducts two scheduled flights a week, round trip between Dusseldorf International Airport and Luxembourg, using a pair of Citation CJ4s.

It might not be the first to try it, but for the past five years Germany’s Hahn Air has operated one of the world’s smallest international airlines, using only business jets. The Dreireich-based company currently conducts two scheduled flights a week, round trip between Dusseldorf International Airport and Luxembourg, using a pair of Citation CJ4s that see charter usage when they are not serving as mini airliners. According to manufacturer Cessna, the CJ4 is the first jet in its class to achieve authorization for use in airline service.


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