Swiftair

Swiftair (IATA: WT, ICAO: SWT) is a Spanish airline established in 1986 and based in Madrid. The carrier operates from its primary hub at Barajas International Airport and is among Spain's top 3 airlines by fleet size, commanding 44 aircraft. Swiftair combines scheduled passenger operations with dedicated cargo services, making it a versatile operator in European and international markets.

The airline's network spans Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, serving both commercial and humanitarian missions. Notably, Swiftair holds a contract as a UN contractor for the United Nations Mission in Sudan, reflecting its operational reliability and international standing. The company also maintains a subsidiary operation, Mediterranean Air Freight, based in Athens, Greece, which supports its cargo logistics capabilities across the broader Mediterranean region.

Swiftair's fleet comprises three main aircraft families: the ATR 42 for regional routes, and Boeing 737 and Boeing 757 models for medium and longer-range services. This mix allows the airline to serve diverse route requirements efficiently. The airline is owned by parent company Lusat Air SL and continues to expand its presence as a key player in Spanish and European aviation.