TUIfly Nordic

TUI fly Nordic (IATA: 6B), headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, is the Scandinavian charter airline subsidiary of the TUI Group, one of the world's leading leisure travel conglomerates. Its roots trace back to 1985 with Transwede Airways, evolving through rebrands as Blue Scandinavia (1996), Britannia Nordic (1998), and finally TUI fly Nordic in 2006 following TUI's acquisition of Thomson Travel.

Operating seasonal and charter flights for TUI tour operators in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and recently Ireland, it serves vacation hotspots in the Mediterranean (Spain, Greece, Turkey), Canary Islands, North Africa, Thailand, Mexico, and beyond. Primary hubs include Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) and Göteborg Landvetter (GOT), with additional bases at Copenhagen (CPH), Oslo (OSL), Helsinki (HEL), and Irish airports like Cork (ORK), Dublin (DUB), and Shannon (SNN).

Distinctive for its youthful, efficient fleet—three Boeing 737 MAX 8s for short/medium-haul and one Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner for long-haul—TUI fly Nordic boasts an average aircraft age of 6.6 years, emphasizing sustainability and modern cabins. As a leisure carrier, it operates a hybrid low-cost model: inclusive packages via TUI, but à la carte onboard services like meals and entertainment.

Passenger reviews on Skytrax (overall ~5/10 from limited feedback) praise friendly, multilingual crews and on-time performance but critique basic seats and paid amenities. Safety remains a strong suit, aligned with TUI's high standards. With ~1.5 million passengers annually pre-pandemic, it excels in seamless holiday integrations, making it a go-to for Nordic sun-seekers.