Twin Jet
FranceAbout the airline
Twin Jet is a French regional airline founded in 2001, operating from hubs in Marseille, Metz–Nancy–Lorraine, and Paris Orly. Specializing in regional air services across France, it connects smaller cities and secondary airports with efficient point-to-point routes.
Fleet
Twin Jet (IATA: T7, ICAO: TJT) is a French regional carrier established in 2001. Based in France, the airline operates from three strategic hubs: Marseille Provence Airport, Metz–Nancy–Lorraine Airport, and Orly Airport in Paris. This multi-hub model allows Twin Jet to serve regional destinations and connect secondary French airports into its network.
The airline's fleet consists of Beechcraft 1900 aircraft, a twin-engine turboprop known for efficiency on short regional routes. This aircraft type is well-suited to Twin Jet's mission of serving routes that may not justify larger regional jets, making it a practical choice for point-to-point regional connectivity.
Twin Jet focuses on regional French air services, targeting business and leisure passengers across secondary city pairs. The airline's presence at Paris Orly, one of France's major airports, provides access to the capital's market, while its hubs in Marseille and Metz–Nancy–Lorraine strengthen connectivity in southern and eastern France.