
CityJet
About the airline
CityJet is an Irish regional airline founded in 1992, operating from five major European hubs including Dublin, London City, and Paris-Charles de Gaulle. Known for connecting smaller and major cities across Western Europe with a modern regional fleet.
Fleet




CityJet (IATA: WX, ICAO: BCY) is a regional airline based in Ireland, established in 1992. The airline operates a focused network across Western Europe, connecting business and leisure travelers from its primary hubs at Dublin Airport, London City Airport, Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, Rotterdam The Hague Airport, and Antwerp Airport.
The airline's network strategy emphasizes point-to-point service from these five hub locations, serving both major European cities and regional destinations. This hub-based model allows CityJet to offer convenient connections and frequency across its route network, with particular strength in Irish, UK, and Continental European markets.
CityJet operates a fleet of regional jet aircraft, comprising the Bombardier CRJ900 and Avro RJ85. These twin-engine aircraft are optimized for regional routes, offering efficient operations on shorter distances while maintaining cabin comfort standards. The fleet composition supports the airline's focus on regional connectivity across crowded Western European airspace.