Top Fly

Top Fly
	Topfly Fairchild Swearingen Metro III
Commenced operations	1998; 28 years ago (1998)
Ceased operations	November 2009; 16 years ago (2009-11)
Fleet size	Fleet below
Headquarters	Gran Canaria Airport, Spain

Former Spanish charter airline

Top Fly was a charter airline and passenger and cargo airline based in Gran Canaria, Spain.

History

Top Fly was founded in 1998. The company also operated a pilot training schools, one based in Sabadell Airport and another in Monflorite, Huesca Airport.^[1]

Top Fly operated both charter and air taxi services, as well as air medical services on demand to all European and Africa airports. Top Fly ceased commercial operations in November 2009. CanaryFly, a new airline, was founded by former Top Fly employees, inheriting some of the former Top Fly fleet. The company continued to trade as a Pilot Training school but in June 2012 went bankrupt.^{[citation needed]}

CanaryFly began operations on the former Top Fly network utilising an ATR 42-300 and the former Top Fly Swearingen Metroliner aircraft.^{[citation needed]}

Destinations

Top Fly operated the following destinations:

Africa

Mauritania
- Nouadhibou – Nouadhibou International Airport
- Nouakchott – Nouakchott International Airport
Morocco
- Agadir – Al Massira Airport
- Dakhla – Dakhla Airport
- Laayoune – Hassan I Airport

Europe

Spain
- Canary Islands
  - Fuerteventura – Fuerteventura Airport
  - Lanzarote – Arrecife Airport
  - Las Palmas – Gran Canaria Airport Hub
  - Tenerife – Tenerife North Airport
  - Tenerife – Tenerife South Airport

Fleet

The Top Fly fleet included the following aircraft as of 23 July April 2011.^[2]

3 Fairchild Swearingen Metro III SA227BC heavy, 19 passenger or Cargo/Combi 16000 lbs MTOW,
2 Fairchild Swearingen Metro II SA226AT 19 passenger or Cargo/Combi 12500 lbs MTOW,
2 ATR 42-300 52 passenger.^{[citation needed]}
53 Single or Twin piston engine training aircraft, including: Cessna 172N, Cessna 172R (G1000), Cessna 172 RG, Piper PA34 Seneca, Tecnam P2002 JF and Tecnam P2006T.

References

^ "Escuela de Instruccion Aeronautico Top Fly".
^ "Top Fly Fleet".

External links

Media related to Top Fly at Wikimedia Commons
Top Fly abre vuelos regulares entre Tenerife Sury y El Aaiún (in Spanish)

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[1] "Escuela de Instruccion Aeronautico Top Fly".

[2] "Top Fly Fleet".