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Irish cargo and charter carrier serving European routes.
Headquarters
Dublin, Ireland
Skynet Airlines was an Irish airline that operated cargo and charter flights. Based in Ireland, it held IATA code SI and ICAO code SIH, operating under the callsign BLUEJET.
The airline focused primarily on freight operations, serving European destinations. Like many smaller regional carriers, it operated in a competitive and challenging aviation market.
Skynet Airlines is no longer in active operation, having ceased services at some point after its establishment. Details about its full operational history remain limited in public records.
Hubs & network
Skynet Airlines primarily operated out of Dublin Airport in Ireland.
Fleet
The airline operated a small fleet of cargo and charter aircraft, likely including turboprop or narrow-body jet types.
Notable facts
- ›Operated under the IATA code SI and ICAO code SIH.
- ›Used the radio callsign BLUEJET for air traffic communications.
- ›Focused on cargo and charter operations rather than scheduled passenger services.
- ›Based in Ireland and primarily served European routes.
- ›The airline is no longer in active operation.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Primary hubs
Route network map (20 legs)












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Route network
AMS → GCIAT4 ATR
AMS → JERAT4
BRS → JERAT4 ATR
CDG → JERAT4
GCI → AMSAT4
GCI → JERAT4 ATR
GCI → SOUAT7
GVA → JERAT5 AT4
JER → AMSAT4
JER → BRSAT4
JER → CDGAT4
JER → GCIAT4 ATR
JER → GVAAT5
JER → LCYAT5
JER → SOUJ32
JER → ZRHAT5
LCY → JERAT5 AT4
SOU → GCIAT7
SOU → JERJ32
ZRH → JERAT5 AT4
Encyclopaedia
Skynet Airlines was an airline operating from Ireland to Russia via Amsterdam, that was operational between 2001 and 2004.
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Skynet Airlines
Irish airline
Skynet Airlines was an airline operating from Ireland to Russia via Amsterdam, that was operational between 2001 and 2004.
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