Bahamasair:
(UP)
The national airline of the Bahamas offers
services to Nassau and Freeport and family Islands in the Bahamas from Ft.
Lauderdale, Miami, Orlando and West
Palm Beach.Belair: (BB)
Swissair’s holiday oasis.
Balkan-Bulgarian
Airlines: (LZ)
The Bulgarian national flag carrier offers
domestic services from Sofia to Bourgas and Varna and
international flights to: Abu Dhabi, Accra, Algiers, Amsterdam, Athens,
Bahrain, Bangkok,
Berlin, Brussels, Budapest, Casablanca,
Cairo, Colombo, Copenhagen, Dubai,
Frankfurt, Helsinki,
Istanbul, Kiev, Kuwait, Lagos, Larnaca, London, Madrid, Male, Malta, Milan, Moscow, Paris, Prague, Rome, Stockholm, Tehran, Tel Aviv, Tripoli,
Tunis, Vienna, Warsaw and Zurich.
Bangkok
Airways: (PG)
Bangkok Airways built a company owned airport on Samui,
providing up to 16 round trip daily flights from Bangkok
to Samui, saving a 14 hour-trip by the conventional road and ferry -- We still prefer the
road and ferry. Bangkok Airways also flies Samui-Phuket, Samui-Singapore, Samui-Utapao
(Pattaya), Bangkok-Sukhothai-Chiangmai, Bangkok-Phnom Penh and Bangkok-Siem Reap (Angor Wat), with plans to extend their services to Chiang
Mai, Kunming, Luang Prabang, Mandalay,
Medan and Pagan.
Baxter Aviation:
(6B)
Vancouver. 22 scheduled flights between Vancouver and Nanaimo daily.
Bearskin Airlines:
(JV)
Ontario airline connecting northern Ontario
with Sioux Lookout, Thunder Bay, Sudbury, Ottawa, Toronto and Winnipeg.
Bering Air: (8E)
Alaska air taxi. Bering Air serves 32 cities
in Western Alaska from hubs in Nome and Kotzebue.
Most of these villages are not connected to each other by road. Also charter flights all
around Alaska, Canada, and the Russian Far East.
Bhoja
Air: (B4)
Pakistan. Connecting Karachi with Lahore, Multan and Islamabad, as well as Dubai.
Big Sky
Airlines: (GQ)
Montana based. Serving destinations in Arkansas, Missouri,
Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas
and Washington.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines:
(BG)
The airline of Bangladesh has 25
international flights to Dhaka from Abu Dhabi, Bahrain,
Bangkok, Brussels, Calcutta, Delhi, Doha, Dubai, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Jeddah, Karachi,
Kathmandu, Kuala Lumpur,
Kuwait, London, Mumbai, Muscat, New York, Paris,
Riyadh, Rome,
Singapore, Tokyo and Yangoon, with 7 domestic flights from the capital to:
Barisal, Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Jessore, Rajshahi, Saidpur, Sylhet.
Bouraq Indonesia:
(BO)
They fly around Indonesia, Brunei and Singapore.
Click on timetable to see the destinations, although when we last visited the site things
weren't working too well.
Braathens: (BU)
Norway's largest airline. Scheduled service
in Norway and Sweden,
and as part of the global KLM/Northwest alliance offer continuous air service from Norway
and Sweden to more than 400 destinations in over 80 countries worldwide.
British Airways: (BA)
The world's largest international passenger airline
flying the most extensive mainline scheduled route network around the globe. If you can't
get there from London, it's probably not on the map.
British
Midland: (BD)
London Heathrow's second largest UK operator
with flights to over 30 European destinations.
British Regional
Airlines: (BA
Franchise)
A British Airways franchise partner airline,
flying routes within the UK, Ireland and Europe. Flights can be identified by the flight
numbers BA7600 to BA7949 and BA8770 to BA8840.
Brymon
Airways: (BC)
Wholly owned subsidiary which operates British Airways flights to 18 destinations, mainly
out of Bristol and Plymouth airports. Their flights cover Southern Ireland, Europe and the
Channel Islands. The network also extends to various domestic destinations including
London Gatwick, where connections are made to the British Airways worldwide network.
Buffalo Airways:
(J4)
Operates passenger flights between Yellowknife and Hay River (Northwest Territories, Canada).
BWIA:
(BW)
Based in Trinidad, British West Indian
Airways offers Net Specials from London, Miami, New
York, Toronto, and various Caribbean destinations. |
