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Encyclopedia > Futura Airlines
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Futura Boeing 737 at Funchal (Madeira) in February 2003.

Futura Airlines is a charter airline based in Spain. It is one of many European airlines dedicated exclusively to flying groups of tourists.

Contents
1 History
2 Destinations

2.1 Domestic
2.2 International

3 Fleet
4 Livery
5 Copyright Credit

History

Futura started operations on February 17, 1990 with a flight from Palma de Mallorca to Manchester. During the 1990s, the airline expanded to cover most of Europe and parts of North Africa.


Destinations

Domestic

International

Fleet

Boeing 737-800


Livery

Futura's airplanes are painted in white through the fuselage area, with the name Futura in blue over the front passenger windows. The tails carry Futura's logo and are painted blue.


Copyright Credit

Photo copyrighted by, and courtesy of, Mr. Tomas Coelho.

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