Airbus A330-200 Thomas Cook Scandinavia

Airbus A330-200 (A330-243) - Thomas Cook Scandinavia (Denmark) - OY-VKF (MSN 309) - Manchester International Airport (MAN) - August 2013.

Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia was part of the Thomas Cook Group and based in Denmark. It performed holiday flights from Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland. It was formed in 1994 as Premiair, after a merger of the Danish airline Conair and its Swedish colleague Scanair. The airline was acquired by the British airline Airtours International Airways, which in 2002 became MyTravel Airways. In May 2008, it was renamed Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia, after MyTravel became part of the Thomas Cook Group. After the collapse of Thomas Cook in September 2019, the airline was acquired by investors and soon began operating under a new name: Sunclass Airlines.

Airbus delivered A330-200 MSN 309 to Airtours International Airways in December 1999 as G-CSJS. It was immediately leased to Premiair in Denmark. In April 2001 it was returned to Airtours and in November 2001 it once again joined the fleet of Premiair and remained there after the airline became MyTravel Airways, Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia and Sunclass Airlines.

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