European Air Charter

European Air Charter

2000Founded
2Aircraft types
1Base airports
H6 · BUCIATA · ICAO

About the airline

European Air Charter is a Bulgarian airline founded in 2000, operating from Sofia Airport. The carrier specializes in charter services and operates a mixed fleet of modern and regional aircraft, serving leisure and business travel demands across Europe.

Fleet

European Air Charter (IATA: H6, ICAO: BUC) is a Bulgarian airline established in 2000. Based at Sofia Airport, the airline focuses on charter operations, offering flexible capacity and routing options for tour operators, travel agencies, and corporate clients across Europe.

The airline maintains a mixed-type fleet combining the Airbus A320 for main-cabin operations and the McDonnell Douglas MD-82 for regional routes. This combination allows European Air Charter to serve both high-capacity European corridors and smaller, secondary airports with specialized infrastructure requirements.

Operating from Sofia Airport as its primary hub, the airline leverages Bulgaria's central European location to offer competitive charter solutions. The carrier's operational model emphasizes flexibility and direct customer engagement, making it a viable alternative to scheduled carriers for group travel, tour operators, and seasonal demand management.