Association of European Airlines

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The Association of European Airlines (AEA) includes 31 European airlines. The aim of the association is to represent the airlines in within the European Union and other agencies. Altogether 346,475,239 passengers travelled on these airlines in 2005.

The organisation has beginnings in 1952 when the presidents of Air France, KLM, Sabena Airlines and Swissair formed a joint study group.

It includes many major airlines such as British Airways, Deutsche Lufthansa, Air France, KLM, Iberia Airlines and Scandinavian Airlines.

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Members of the Association of European Airlines

Adria Airways • Aer Lingus • Air France • Air One • Air Malta • Austrian Airlines • bmi • British Airways • Brussels Airlines • Cargolux • Croatia Airlines • Czech Airlines • Cyprus Airways • Finnair • Iberia Airlines • Icelandair • Jat Airways • KLM • LOT Polish Airlines • Lufthansa • Luxair • Malév Hungarian Airlines • Olympic Airlines • Scandinavian Airlines System • Spanair • Swiss • TAP Portugal • TAROM • Turkish Airlines • Virgin Atlantic Airways


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