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Air Nyving

2010-12-18T02:00:56Z

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{{Infobox Airline
|name = Air Nyving
|logo =
|motto = "Wings of the World"
|IATA = YV
|ICAO = NVV
|callsign = SwanWing
|founded = CopenHagen
|commenced operations = 1990
|ceased operations =
|alliance = World
|world(s) = AE7
|principal hubs = CPH
|secondary hubs = n/a
|fleet = 2 (+1 on order)
|notes = Full fleet of ATRs
|web = Danish: http://www.Nyvingsvane.dk
'''International''': http://www.Nyvingswan.com
}}

'''Air Nyving''' was established in 1990 as NBAirlines limited. Its Operations in Copenhagen began by flying to Aalborg. The next year (1991) the airline declared bankruptcy in November. They emerged as what we know it today, as Air Nyving.

== Destinations ==
Air Nyving currently operates to European destinations.
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{| class="toccolours sortable" border="1" cellpadding="3" style="border-collapse:collapse"
|+ ''Air Nyving Destinations:'''
|- bgcolor="#662046"
!Airport
!Identifier
!No. of Gates
!Utilization
!Notes
|-
|Aalborg
|align=center|AAL
|align=center|1
|14%
|
|-
|Aarhus
|align=center|AAR
|align=center|1
|6%
|
|-
|Billund
|align=center|BLL
|align=center|1
|42%
|
|-
|Copenhagen
|align=center|CPH
|align=center|5
|28%
|Head Quarters
|-
|St. Gallen
|align=center|ACH
|align=center|1
|14%
|
|-
|Stockholm Arlanda
|align=center|ARN
|align=center|1
|10%
|
|-
|Sorvagur
|align=center|FAE
|align=center|1
|14%
|
|-
|Zurich
|align=center|ZRH
|align=center|1
|42%
|
|-
|}

== Fleet ==
Full fleet of ATR-ATR42-400s

== See also ==

== External links ==

[[Category:Airlines]]

Air Nyving

2010-12-18T02:00:33Z

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2010-11-30T09:01:16Z

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{{Infobox Airline
|name = Doodler
|logo = [[File:doodler.jpg]]
|motto = To the world in comfort!
|IATA = DL
|ICAO = DLR
|callsign = Wings
|founded = Bandar Seri Bagawan
|commenced operations = 2000
|ceased operations = Still operating
|alliance = Star Alliance
|world(s) = AE1
|principal hubs = BWN
|secondary hubs = ZRH
|fleet = 89
|notes =
|web = [http://www.aeroplanekid.webs.com www.aeroplanekid.webs.com], www.doodlerairlines.com/home
}}

Doodler is an international airline operating from Bandar Seri Bagawan, Brunei (BWN). It operates 2 hubs (Zurich and Brunei) in AE1. It is owned by UGworks (More commonly reffered to as AeroKid)

== History ==

Doodler began in AE1 slowly. Their profits levels were not at all high; causing them to become a budget airline. Their sole 319-100 struggled and their 7 Vickers VC-10s didn't do well, even with the later support from Super Vickers VC10s Doodler was not doing well. However, even today, Doodler reatains a few VC10s while the others have been retired from their fleet. Once inland Asia found them, though, Doodler grew, but now is stuck with 7 billion cash and can't seem to get up from there!
Doodler has a hub in Zurich, a 5-star IFE system and operating routes across the globe. Zurich's based aircraft are mainl Airbus A345s, Airbus A342s, Airbus A380s and 744s with 748s. Brunei mainly operates getaway trips to Borneo in smaller yet more comfortable aircraft, where their South_East partner and code-sharer Borneo Regional Airlines can connect passengers across the tropical island. Up North, another code-share agreement has been made with Doodler; with Olympian Airways. Olympian Airways is also a trusted partner of the airline and carries passengers mainly through the U.K. In Zurich, also, manX has agreed codeshares aswell, for travellers to the Isle of Man. FireFly supports the airline throughout the middle east aswell, hoever it is one of Doodler's weaker links to the world. Doodler has also genrated subsidaries; Doodler State (USA) and Doodler South (Africa & Australia). Only one still operates today,however (Doodler State) because Doodler's funds couldn't bare the weight of these to airlines. Therefore, Doodler's link to Africa has become weaker, with less flights operating to it. The only Australia flights are small flights to Brunei which have very little people on board. Although with Doodler's new long-rang aircraft (777-200LR) the near future looks bright. Melbourne also has an extra destination on its list now; London Heathrow, with Gatwick as a planned destination.

== Downfall ==

After becoming a succesful airline, many of Doodler's high-profit routes had to be cancelled, due to competition.

== Destinations ==

Doodler operates throughout South East Asia and Europe. However, Doodler is an airline looking to the fututr, with new routes across America dotting up. With subsidary airline, Doodler State, Doodler can now increase connecting flights to North America!

== Fleet ==

Doodler's fleet consists of several VC-10s and many jumbo jets and SuperJumbos. Long, widebody aircraft play a good role in supporting Doodler.

== See also ==
Doodler State

== External links ==

[[Category:Airlines]]

UGworks:

Airlines throughout all worlds in AE.

http://wiki.airlineempires.org/index.php/Doodler_(airline)

Doodler

2010-11-29T11:32:02Z

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Doodler

2010-11-29T11:30:07Z

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{{Infobox Airline
|name = Doodler
|logo = [[File:File.jpg]]
|motto = To the world in comfort!
|IATA = DL
|ICAO = DLR
|callsign = Wings
|founded = Bandar Seri Bagawan
|commenced operations = 2000
|ceased operations = Still operating
|alliance = Star Alliance
|world(s) = AE1
|principal hubs = BWN
|secondary hubs = ZRH
|fleet = 89
|notes =
|web = www.aeroplaneboy.webs.com
}}

Doodler is an international airline operating from Bandar Seri Bagawan, Brunei (BWN). It operates 2 hubs (Zurich and Brunei) in AE1. It is owned by UGworks (More commonly reffered to as AeroKid)

== History ==
Doodler began in AE1 slowly. Their profits levels were not at all high; causing them to become a budget airline. Their sole 319-100 struggled and their 7 Vickers VC-10s didn't do well, even with the later support from Super Vickers VC10s Doodler was not doing well. However, even today, Doodler reatains a few VC10s while the others have been retired from their fleet. Once inland Asia found them, though, Doodler grew, but now is stuck with 7 billion cash and can't seem to get up from there!
Doodler has a hub in Zurich, a 5-star IFE system and operating routes across the globe. Zurich's based aircraft are mainl Airbus A345s, Airbus A342s, Airbus A380s and 744s with 748s. Brunei mainly operates getaway trips to Borneo in smaller yet more comfortable aircraft, where their South_East partner and code-sharer Borneo Regional Airlines can connect passengers across the tropical island. Up North, another code-share agreement has been made with Doodler; with Olympian Airways. Olympian Airways is also a trusted partner of the airline and carries passengers mainly through the U.K. In Zurich, also, manX has agreed codeshares aswell, for travellers to the Isle of Man. FireFly supports the airline throughout the middle east aswell, hoever it is one of Doodler's weaker links to the world. Doodler has also genrated subsidaries; Doodler State (USA) and Doodler South (Africa & Australia). Only one still operates today,however (Doodler State) because Doodler's funds couldn't bare the weight of these to airlines. Therefore, Doodler's link to Africa has become weaker, with less flights operating to it. The only Australia flights are small flights to Brunei which have very little people on board. Although with Doodler's new long-rang aircraft (777-200LR) the near future looks bright. Melbourne also has an extra destination on its list now; London Heathrow, with Gatwick as a planned destination.

== Company affairs ==

== Destinations ==
Borneo and Europe cetred, but Doodler is growing quirckly in America. North Pole and South Pole aren't planned :D

== Fleet ==
Doodler's fleet is small, and most aircraft are leased.

== See also ==

== External links ==

[[Category:Airline]]

2010-11-28T01:28:09Z

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{{Infobox
|header =
Doodler International
|data1 =
'''Fllet size:''' 89 (+0 order)
|data2 =
'''Destinations:'''52
|data3 =
'''IATA:''' DL
|data4 =
'''ICAO'''DLR
|founded = 1st January, 2000
|data5 =
'''hubs'''[[Brunei International Airport]], [[Zurich Airport]]
|alliance = Star Alliance (AE1)
}}

Doodler is an international airline operating from Bandar Seri Bagawan, Brunei (BWN). It operates 2 hubs (Zurich and Brunei) in AE1. It is owned by UGworks (More commonly reffered to as AeroKid)

== Growth ==
Doodler began in AE1 slowly. Their profits levels were not at all high; causing them to become a budget airline. Their sole 319-100 struggled and their 7 Vickers VC-10s didn't do well, even with the later support from Super Vickers VC10s Doodler was not doing well. However, even today, Doodler reatains a few VC10s while the others have been retired from their fleet. Once inland Asia found them, though, Doodler grew, but now is stuck with 7 billion cash and can't seem to get up from there!

== Aiming higher ==
Doodler has a hub in Zurich, a 5-star IFE system and operating routes across the globe. Zurich's based aircraft are mainl Airbus A345s, Airbus A342s, Airbus A380s and 744s with 748s. Brunei mainly operates getaway trips to Borneo in smaller yet more comfortable aircraft, where their South_East partner and code-sharer Borneo Regional Airlines can connect passengers across the tropical island. Up North, another code-share agreement has been made with Doodler; with Olympian Airways. Olympian Airways is also a trusted partner of the airline and carries passengers mainly through the U.K. In Zurich, also, manX has agreed codeshares aswell, for travellers to the Isle of Man. FireFly supports the airline throughout the middle east aswell, hoever it is one of Doodler's weaker links to the world. Doodler has also genrated subsidaries; Doodler State (USA) and Doodler South (Africa & Australia). Only one still operates today,however (Doodler State) because Doodler's funds couldn't bare the weight of these to airlines. Therefore, Doodler's link to Africa has become weaker, with less flights operating to it. The only Australia flights are small flights to Brunei which have very little people on board. Although with Doodler's new long-rang aircraft (777-200LR) the near future looks bright. Melbourne also has an extra destination on its list now; London Heathrow, with Gatwick as a planned destination.