Fleet Air International
Corporate brand
UnclaimedHungarian cargo airline based in Vecsés, operating ad-hoc charter flights with a fleet of freighters.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Fleet Air International is a Hungarian cargo airline headquartered in Vecsés. Founded in 2007, it began flight operations the same year with two Saab 340 aircraft. The airline has since shifted its focus to ad-hoc charter services for private customers, operating a fleet of freighters. As of April 2025, its fleet consisted of eleven cargo aircraft with an average age of 34.9 years. The company has a presence in Germany at the Hof-Plauen airfield, where in 2022 it announced an expansion of its engagement, increasing staff from eight to fifteen and planning aircraft and crew changes as well as maintenance at the airfield. In September 2019, Fleet Air International temporarily suspended flight operations to carry out maintenance work. The airline is known for its aircraft liveries, which often retain the base colors of the airlines from which the planes were purchased, sometimes with only the logos removed and the 'fleetair.eu' or 'fleetair' lettering applied.
History
Fleet Air International was founded in 2007 and commenced flight operations in the same year using two Saab 340 aircraft. Initially, the airline operated these aircraft, but over time it transitioned to a fleet of cargo aircraft and focused exclusively on ad-hoc charter flights for private customers. In September 2019, the airline temporarily suspended flight operations to perform maintenance work. The company has established a presence in Germany at the Hof-Plauen airfield. In 2022, it announced an expansion of its activities there, increasing its workforce from eight to fifteen employees and planning to conduct aircraft and crew changes as well as maintenance at the airfield. As of April 2025, the fleet consisted of eleven cargo aircraft with an average age of 34.9 years. The airline is noted for its aircraft liveries, which often retain the base colors of the airlines from which the aircraft were acquired, sometimes with only the logos removed and the 'fleetair.eu' or 'fleetair' lettering applied. For example, some ATR 72 aircraft acquired from ASL Airlines still have blue tails from ASL.
Fleet Air International is founded and begins flight operations with two Saab 340 aircraft.
Temporarily suspends flight operations for maintenance.
Announces expansion at Hof-Plauen airfield, increasing staff from 8 to 15.
Fleet consists of eleven cargo aircraft with an average age of 34.9 years.
Products and positioning
Specialized cargo airline focusing on ad-hoc charter operations for private clients.
Ad-hoc cargo charter flights
Charter services for private customers using a fleet of cargo aircraft.
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