Noble Air was a Turkish airline that flew charter and some scheduled flights.

History

The airline Noble Air was founded in 1989 by a joint British/Turkish company and in the beginning concentrated on charter flights from

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. The aircraft of choice was the

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, of which about six were operated. In 1990, it was awarded scheduled flights between London and

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and also some scheduled internal routes in Turkey. Increased competition in the tourist market led to financial losses, and operations were suspended at the end of 1991.Airlines Remembered by BI Hengi, Publisher Midland Publishing

Fleet

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*1 Boeing 727-231

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{{Airlines of Turkey Defunct airlines of Turkey Airlines established in 1989 Airlines disestablished in 1991 1991 disestablishments in Turkey Turkish companies established in 1989