Stobart Air
IrelandAbout the airline
Stobart Air is an Irish regional airline founded in 2014, operating from three major hubs: Dublin, London Southend, and Cork. Known for regional connectivity across the British Isles and Europe, the airline serves business and leisure passengers with a modern turboprop and jet fleet.
Fleet
Stobart Air (IATA: RE, ICAO: STK) is an Irish airline established in 2014, based in Ireland and operating as a key regional carrier across the UK and Ireland. The airline maintains three operational hubs: Dublin Airport, London Southend Airport, and Cork Airport, positioning itself as a bridge for regional connectivity and leisure travel across the British Isles.
The network focuses on regional routes connecting secondary and primary airports, making Stobart Air particularly valuable for travellers seeking alternatives to major hub airports. The airline's presence at London Southend provides convenient access to southeast England, while Dublin and Cork hubs serve the Irish market and onward European connections.
Stobart Air operates a modern, efficient fleet comprising ATR 42 and ATR 72 turboprops for regional routes, complemented by the Embraer E-190 jet for longer regional and short-haul services. This mixed fleet composition allows the airline to optimise operations across varying route lengths and passenger volumes, delivering flexible regional air service.