
Sundair
About the airline
Sundair is a German airline founded in 2016, operating from multiple hubs including Berlin Tegel, Bremen, Dresden, and Kassel. The carrier specializes in regional and leisure routes across Europe using a modern Airbus fleet.
Fleet
Sundair (IATA: SR, ICAO: SDR) is a German airline established in 2016, based in Germany with a network of four operational hubs: Berlin Tegel Airport, Bremen Airport, Dresden Airport, and Kassel Airport. The airline positions itself as a regional carrier serving leisure and business travelers across Europe.
The network connects major German cities and extends to popular European destinations. Sundair's multi-hub strategy allows the airline to serve both domestic and international routes, with Berlin Tegel and Bremen serving as primary bases for flight operations and passenger connections.
Sundair operates a focused fleet of Airbus narrow-body aircraft: the A319 and A320 families. These modern, fuel-efficient jets are ideally suited to the airline's regional and leisure route profile, offering reliable service with typical seating configurations for short- to medium-haul flights across Europe.