Cyprus Airways
Cyprus Airways is the national airline of Cyprus, operating flights from Larnaca and Paphos. It also has a charter airline division - Eurocypria Airlines.
Code Data - IATA Code: CY
- ICAO Code: CYP
- Callsign: Cyprus
History
Cyprus Airways was established in 1947 as a joint venture between the Cypriot Government and BEA - British European Airways. Initially Douglas DC-3s were used on regional routes from Nicosia. From 1953 Vickers Viscounts owned and operated by BEA were used on a London Heathrow service. These were replaced with the introduction of De Havilland Trident Two aircraft acquired from BEA, with BEA red-wings, but otherwise in full Cyprus Airways livery. An all Airbus fleet is now operated.
Services Services currently flown are as follows (at February 2005): - Larnaca to Amman, Amsterdam, Athens, Bahrain, Beirut, Birmingham, Brussels, Cairo, Damascus, Dubai, Frankfurt, Heraklion, Jeddah, London Heathrow, London Stanstead, Manchester, Milan, Moscow, Riyadh, Rome, Tel Aviv, Thessaloniki, Vienna, Zurich
- Paphos to Amsterdam, Athens, Birmingham, Frankfurt and London Heathrow
Fleet
The Cyprus Airways fleet consists of the following aircraft (at April 2005):
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