Sunways
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| Sunways Airlines | ||
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| IATA IS |
ICAO SWY/SWW |
Callsign Intersun |
| Founded | 1995 | |
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| Fleet size | 8 | |
| Destinations | ||
| Headquarters |  Istanbul, Turkey |
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Sunways was a charter airline consisting of sister companies Sunways Airlines A.B. (SWY), based in Stockholm, Sweden, and SUNWAYS Intersun Havacilik Anonim Sirketi (SWW), based at Istanbul-Atatürk and Antalya, Turkey. The airline was in operation from March 1995 to October 1997.[1]
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[edit] History
Sunways was owned by Tursem A.S.,[2] a now defunct travel group based in Istanbul, Turkey. The group was founded in 1985 by Haluk Semiz and Nedim Gürbüz but went bankrupt on 4 October 1997,[3] prompting Sunways to cease operation.
[edit] Destinations
Sunways operated destinations including the following:
[edit] Fleet
The Sunways Turkey-based fleet included the following 4 MD-83 aircraft:[4]
- TC-INA MD-83 (04/1995-10/1997)
- TC-INB MD-83 (04/1995-10/1997)
- TC-INC MD-83 (04/1995-10/1997)
- TC-IND MD-83 (04/1996-10/1997)
The Sunways Sweden-based fleet included the following 4 Boeing 757-200 aircraft:[5]
- SE-DSK B757-236 (05/1995-10/1997)
- SE-DSL B757-236 (05/1995-10/1997)
- SE-DSM B757-23A (03/1996-10/1997)
- SE-DSN B757-236 (10/1996-10/1997)
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