
Lions Air
About the airline
Lions Air is a Swiss airline established in 1986, based at Zurich Airport. Operating a specialized fleet of Pilatus PC-12 aircraft, the airline serves regional and charter operations across Switzerland and neighboring regions.
Fleet

Lions Air (ICAO: LEU) is a Swiss regional airline founded in 1986 and headquartered at Zurich Airport. The airline has built its operations around specialized aviation services tailored to the Swiss geography and regional connectivity needs.
The airline's network centers on Zurich Airport as its primary hub, positioning it to serve connections across Switzerland and the Alpine region. Lions Air focuses on regional routes and charter operations, serving both scheduled and on-demand flight requirements.
Lions Air operates a fleet of Pilatus PC-12 aircraft, single-engine turboprops well-suited to mountain operations, short-field performance, and flexible regional service. This specialized equipment reflects the airline's focus on regional connectivity and charter flexibility rather than high-capacity network expansion.