Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia
Defunct Scandinavian charter airline, formerly a subsidiary of Thomas Cook Group.
Last updated August 31, 2026
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Overview
Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia was a Scandinavian charter airline subsidiary of Thomas Cook Group, founded in 1994, headquartered in Copenhagen, operating leisure flights from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland to Mediterranean and Canary Islands destinations. It ceased operations in September 2019 following the group's bankruptcy.
Products and positioning
Leisure travel airline
Product categories. Passenger air transport services
Recent events
Consortium agrees to acquire Ving Group and Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia[1]
Reported:
Petter A. Stordalen-controlled Strawberry Group and Altor Group each took a 40% stake in Ving Group, while TDR took the remaining 20%, as part of an agreement to acquire Ving Group and Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia and their Nordic operations.
- Unconfirmed
Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia rebranded as Sunclass Airlines[1]
Reported:
Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia was rebranded as Sunclass Airlines following a buyout of the travel group's Northern Europe business.
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