Airlines of the World - Airline Links: Sorted Alphabetically - Airline Codes

FN - Regional Air Lines - Morocco
VM - Regional Airlines - France - Created in 1992 by the merging of Air Vendée with Airlec
QQ - Reno Air - USA - Commemorative website. Purchased by American Airlines in 1999
WE - Rheintalflug Seewald
GV - RIAIR - Riga Airlines - Latvia - London, Moscow and Paris to Riga
SL - Rio-Sul - Brazil - Domestic carrier
Q3 - Roan Air - Zambia - Domestic flights, with plans for London and Johannesburg
---- - Roots Air - Canada - Skyservice's business-class partner
QN - Royal - Canada - Discount commuter and holiday flights
VJ - Royal Air Cambodje - Cambodia - from Phnom Penh to Cambodia and SE Asia
AT - Royal Air Maroc - Morocco - 747s from Montreal and JFK to Casablanca
RL - Royal Phnom Penh Airways - Cambodia
BI - Royal Brunei Airlines - Brunei - Southeast Asia, Australia, the Persian Gulf and the UK, from headquarters in Bandar Seri Begawan
RJ - Royal Jordanian - Jordan - Airbuses from Amman to the Middle East and Europe
RA - Royal Nepal - Nepal - Kathmandu to select European and East Asian cities
AWS - Royal Wings - Jordan - Scheduled flights from Amman to Haifa, Tel Aviv, Gaza and Aqaba, plus charters
RYN - Ryan International Airlines - USA - Holiday destinations from Kansas City, plus cargo for Emery Worldwide
FR - Ryanair - Ireland - Budget flights from Dublin to Europe on twenty-two 737s

EH - Saeta
FA - Safair - South Africa - Passenger and cargo flights with 727s, MD80s and Hercules L382Gs
S2 - Sahara India Airlines - India - Domestic airline flies B737-400s and helicopters
---- - Sakhalinskie Aviatrassy (SAT) - Russia - Connects Sakhalin Island with Japan, Korea, China and eastern Russia
S3 - Santa Barbara Airlines C.A. - Venezuela - internal flighs and connections to Aruba and Curaçao
SK - SAS - Sweden / Denmark / Norway - Boeings and MDs to North America, Europe and Asia - Star Alliance member
SP - SATA - Portugal - Includes Sata Air Acores, Sata Internacional (S4), Sata Express and Azores Express
SV - Saudi Arabian Airlines - 126 planes connect the Arabian Peninsula to major world destinations
---- - Sayakhat Airlines - Russia - Cargo (Ilyushin 76TD) and passenger (Tupolev 154M) flights
AW - Schreiner Airways
CB - Scot Airways - Scotland - Used to be Suckling Airways
SE - Seair - Philippines - A complete domestic schedule, plus an amphibean Dornier DO-24 for charter
---- - Servicios Aéreos Profesionales - Dominican Republic - Throughout the Caribbean, Florida, Yucatan and Venezuela
VC - Servivensa - Venezuela
NL - Shaheen Air International - Pakistan - Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore and Peshawar, plus Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Kuwait, Alain and Muscat
SC - Shandong Airline - China - Domestic flights on 737s and SAAB-340s
FM - Shanghai Airlines - China - Boeing 737s, 757s, and 767s to major Asian and European destinations
S5 - Shuttle America - USA - Dash 8s in the northeast US
3U - Sichuan Airlines - China - Connects Sichuan province to the rest of China
MI - Silk Air - Singapore - This regional wing of Singapore Airlines flies A320s
SQ - Singapore Airlines - 747s and 777s to world destinations
---- - Skagway Air Service - USA - Daily flights between Juneau and Skagway, Alaska
SK - Skyline Airways - Nepal - Domestic flights
SI - Skynet Airlines
SSV - Skyservice - Canada - From Toronto to holiday destinations
VW - Skyways - Sweden - Domestic partner of SAS uses Saabs, Fokkers and Jetstreams
AN - Skywest - Australia - Extensive domestic routes in western Australia. Based in Perth
YT - Skywest - USA - Brasilia EMB-120s and Canadair Regionals out of Salt Lake City, LAX and San Francisco
SN - SN Brussels Airlines - Belgium - flag carrier after the bankruptcy of Sabena, formerly D.A.T. (QG)
Q7 - Sobelair
TX - Société Nouvelle Air Guadeloupe - Guadeloupe
IE - Solomon Airlines - Solomon Islands - To Australia and neighbouring islands on B737s, three Islanders, and two Twin Otters
SA - South African Airways - Flag carrier
YB - South African Express Airways - Connector flights centered in Johannsburg
M2 - Southeast Air Freight - Bahamas - Daily scheduled freight service between Nassau and Freeport
QF - Southern Australia Airlines - Qantas-owned regional airline based in Victoria
WN - Southwest Airlines - USA - 737s to 54 domestic destinations
NR - Spanair - Spain - Domestic flights plus major South American and European destinations
---- - Spirit Airlines - Australia - No-frills domestic flights
IM - Spirit Airlines - USA - Flights between Florida and the northeast
UL - SriLankan Airlines - Sri Lanka - Flag carrier goes to Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Previously "AirLanka"
SD - Sudan Airways - Sudan - Kharthoum
2S - Sun Air - Fiji - Domestic flights on De Havillands and Beechcraft out of Nadi International Airport
BU - Sun Air - South Africa - Flights between Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban
SY - Sun Country Airlines - USA - Low fares from Minneapolis/St. Paul to holiday destinations, plus charters
JX - SunJet - USA - Twenty daily flights between New York and Florida
---- - Sunrise Airlines - USA - Arizona, Utah and Nevada
PY - Surinam Airways
LX - Swissair - Switzerland - former Helvetic flag carrier - went bankrupt in 2002
LX - Swiss - Switzerland - the Helvetic flag carrier, took over from Swissair (SR) and Crossair using Crossair's code (LX) - Star Alliance member
RB - Syrian Arab Airlines - Middle East and Europe from Damascus plus internal flights

DT - TAAG Angola Airlines - Angola - Luanda to Lisbon and Portuguese Empire destinations in Africa and South America- not recommended
TA - Taca International Airlines
VR - TACV - Cabo Verde Airlines - Cape Verde
---- - Tahoe Air - USA - Lake Tahoe to LAX and San Jose
KK - TAM - Brazil - An A319, A330s, Fokkers and Caravans
PZ - TAM-Mercosur
JJ - TAM-Meridionais - Brazil
TP - TAP Air Portugal - Portugal - Airbus fleet, flies to Europe, Africa and the Americas - Star Alliance member
RO - TAROM - Romanian Air Transport - Romania - Flag carrier flies to major world destinations
T6 - Tavrey Air Company
FC - Tempelhof Airways - Germany - from Berlin
TG - Thai Airways International - Thailand - A large and varied fleet - Star Alliance member
BY - Thomsonfly - UK - former Britannia Airways - Holiday destinations from Germany and the UK
SB - TIE - Trans International Express - USA - From JFK to Albany, NY, New Haven, CT and Binghampton, NY
AWC - Titan Airways - UK - Corporate charters based at Stansted
FF - Tower Air - USA - Select US and European destinations from their terminal at JFK
TL - Trans Mediterranean Airways - Lebannon - Cargo flights on six B707s
9N - Trans States Airlines - USA - Jetstreams serving 53 US cities
TW - Trans World Airlines: TWA - USA - Major domestic carrier with world destinations
UN - Transaero - Russia - Extensive domestic routes and select world destinations
HV - Transavia
T4 - Transeast - Latvia - Flights from Riga to Denmark and Sweden
TR - TransBrasil - Brazil - 737s and 767s on domestic flights, plus some USA and Europe
UE - Transeuropean Airlines
9T - Transwest Air - Canada - Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Previously Athabaska Air
U3 - Travelair - Costa Rica - From San Jose to anywhere in Costa Rica in less than an hour
PD - Trillium Air - Canada - Serving Kitchener and Ottawa with Jetstream 31/Super31s
CN - Tropic Air - Belize - Eight domestic flights, plus Flores (Tikal), Guatemala
6N - TTA TransTravel - Netherlands - A Dash-8 and a Beech between Rotterdam, Hamburg, Göteborg and Copenhagen
UG - Tuninter
TU - Tunis Air - Tunisia
TK - Turkish Airlines - THY - Turkey - Flag carrier - Star Alliance member
VO - Tyrolean Airways - Austria - Member of the Austrian Airlines Group flies to 49 destinations in 24 countries

QU - Uganda Airlines - Uganda
PS - Ukraine International Airlines - Ukraine - Jointly owned by the government, Swissair and the GPA Group, Inc.
UA - United Airlines - USA - Major international carrier - Star Alliance member
ZK - United Express - USA - Great Lakes Aviation flights: Chicago Meigs and Springfield
U6 - Ural Airlines - Russia - Ekaterinburg to the rest of Russia
US - US Airways - USA - Hubs at Pittsburgh, Charlotte, Philadelphia and Baltimore-Washington - Star Alliance member
HY - Uzbekistan Airways - Uzbekistan - From Tashkent to Asia and Europe

RG - VARIG Airlines - Brazil - The nation's first airline dates back to the '20s
VP - VASP - Brazil - MD-11s and 737s to 27 Brazilian cities and 12 international destinations
VN - Vietnam Airlines - Vietnam - Europe and Asia from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
VS - Virgin Atlantic - UK - London and Manchester to major world cities
TV - Virgin Express - Belgium - Commuter/feeder airline links ten European cities
VG - VLM Airlines - Belgium - Regional flights on Fokkers
8D - Volare Airlines
VI - Volga-Dnepr Airlines - Russia - Super-heavy cargo on AN 124-100

WG - Wasaya Airways - Canada - Owned by eight Native Canadian communities
EM - Western Airlines - Australia - Flies from Perth to Geraldton, Kalbarri, Denham and Monkey Mia
M3 - WestJet - Canada - Twelve 737s serve 11 cities in western Canada
WF - Widerøe Flyveselskap - Norway - Extensive domestic routes, plus seven international routes
---- - Wings of Alaska - USA - Cessnas, Beavers and Otters out of Juneau
WO - World Airways - USA - An MD-11 and a DC-10

HK - Yangon Airways - Myanmar - Regional airline
IY - Yemenia Airways - Yemen - From Sana'a to 25 cities in Europe, the Middle East and Africa
---- - Yute Air - USA - From Dillingham to western Alaska

Z7 - Zimbabwe Express Airlines - Zimbabwe