List of British Aerospace Jetstream operators

In July 2016, 101 British Aerospace Jetstream were in airline service : 75 in Americas, 15 in Europe, 7 in Asia Pacific & Middle East and 4 in Africa ; its airline operators with five or more aircraft were :^[1]

• 9: Northwestern Air
• 8: Pascan Aviation
• 7: SARPA
• 6: AIS Airlines and es:Servicios Aéreos Profesionales
• 5: Aerolinea de Antioquia and Transmandu

Current civil operators

•  Argentina
  • Aerochaco
•  Australia
  • FlyPelican
•  Canada
  • Pascan Aviation
  • Starlink Aviation
  • East Coast Airways
  • Northwestern Air Lease
  • InfinitAir
  • West Wind Aviation
•  Colombia
  • Moon Flights
  • SARPA
  • Horizontal de aviación
•  Dominican Republic
  • Aerolíneas Mas
  • Servicios Aereos Profesionales
•  Sri Lanka
  • Daya Aviation
•  Haiti
  • Sunrise Airways
•  Honduras
  • Aerolineas Sosa
  • Lanhsa Airlines
•  Jamaica
  • Skylan Airways
•  Mexico
  • Aero Pacífico^[2]
•  Netherlands
  • AIS Airlines
•  New Zealand
  • Originair
•  Peru
  • Servicios Aéreos Tarapoto^[3]
•  Spain
  • RyJet [es]
•  Turkey
  • Redstar Aviation
•  United Kingdom
  • Amber Airways
  • Cranfield University
  • Eastern Airways
•  Venezuela
  • AeroAndinas
  • Sasca airlines
•  Zambia
  • Proflight Zambia
  • Briko air services

Former civil operators

•  Argentina
  • Aerovip
•  Australia
  • Aeropelican Air Services
  • Aircruising Australia
  • Australian Airlines
  • Brindabella Airlines
  • deBruin Air
  • Eastern Australia Airlines
  • Flight West Airlines
  • Maroomba Airlines
  • O'Connor Airlines
  • Skywest Airlines
  • Tasair
•  Canada
  • Air BC (as Air Canada Connector for Air Canada)
  • Air Mikisew
  • Air Sask Aviation
  • Alberta Citilink
  • Capital City Air
  • Corporate Express
  • Integra Air
  • North Vancouver Air
  • Ontario Express (as Canadian Partner for Canadian Airlines)
  • Peace Air
  • Quik Air
  • Quik Pass
  • Skyservice Airlines
  • SkyXpress Airlines
  • Swanberg Air
  • Transwest Air
  • West Wind Aviation
•  Dominican Republic
  • Pan Am World Airways Dominicana
•  Estonia
  • Avies
•  Finland
  • Blue1
•  Haiti
  • Salsa d'Haiti
  • Tortug' Air
•  Japan
  • J-Air
•  Jersey
  • Blue Islands
•  Netherlands
  • NetherLines
•  New Zealand
  • Air National
  • Origin Pacific Airways
  • Vincent Aviation
•  Norway
  • Coast Air
•  Paraguay
  • Ladesa
•  Poland
  • Jet Air
•  Romania
  • Angel Airlines
•  United Kingdom
  • Brymon European Airways^[4]
  • BVI Airways (in the British Virgin Islands)
  • Links air
•  United States
  • Air LA
  • Air Midwest
  • Air New Orleans
  • Air Virginia (AVAir)
  • Appalachian Air
  • Atlantic Coast Airlines (as United Express for United Airlines)
  • Atlantis Airlines (as Eastern Express for Eastern Airlines)
  • Braniff Express (operated by Air Midwest)
  • CCAir (as US Airways Express for US Airways)
  • Chautauqua Airlines (as USAir Express for USAir)
  • Chicago Express Airlines (as ATA Connection for ATA Airlines)
  • Colgan Airways (as Continental Express for Continental Airlines)
  • Corporate Airlines (as American Connection for American Airlines and Trans World Express for Trans World Airlines (TWA)
  • Corporate Express Airlines
  • Discover Air
  • Express Airlines I (as Republic Express for Republic Airlines and Northwest Airlink for Northwest Airlines)
  • Express Airlines II
  • Flagship Airlines (as American Eagle for American Airlines)
  • Jetstream International Airlines (as USAir Express for USAir)
  • Metro Airlines (as American Eagle for American Airlines and as Eastern Metro Express for Eastern Airlines)
  • Mid Pacific Air (as Reno Air Express for Reno Air)
  • North Pacific Airlines (as United Express for United Airlines)
  • Pacific Skyway Airlines
  • Pan American World Airways (as Pan Am Express)
  • Pan American Airways (1998–2004) (as Pan Am Clipper Connection operated by Boston-Maine Airways)
  • Presidential Airways (as United Express for United Airlines)
  • Sierra Expressway
  • Trans States Airlines (as American Connection for American Airlines, Trans World Express for Trans World Airlines (TWA) and USAir Express for USAir)
  • WestAir (as United Express for United Airlines)
  • Wings West Airlines (as American Eagle for American Airlines)
•  Venezuela
  • Venezolana

Military operators

•  Bolivia:
  • Bolivian Air Force^[5]
•  Saudi Arabia:
  • Royal Saudi Air Force (retired Dec 2016)
•  United Kingdom
  • Royal Navy - Fleet Air Arm (retired 2011)
    • 750 Naval Air Squadron^[6]

Gallery

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  Jetstream 31 operated by Cranfield University at Filton Airfield in 2005
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  Jetstream 32 operated by Sun Air of Scandinavia in British Airways livery
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  A Jetstream 32 from AIS Airlines at Lelystad Airport
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  Skywest Airlines J31 at Perth Airport (early 1990s)