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Czech Airlines

Czech Airlines Logo Czech Airlines (OK) is a modern airline with over 80 years of tradition. The airline is the flag carrier of Czech Republic and the head office is situated on the grounds of Ruzyne Airport in Ruzyne, in Prague. Czech Airlines was the second airline in the world to commence successful jet airliner services, way back in the year 1957. Currently, Czech Airlines operates flight services to 69 destinations in 41 countries, which includes many important European cities and cities in Asia, North Africa, and the Middle East. Czech Airlines also offer charter and cargo services.

Czech Airlines Baggage Allowance

As per the Baggage Allowance regulation of Czech Airlines, Business Class passengers can carry 2 or 3 pieces of luggage depending on the destination they are traveling to. The weight of the luggage should not exceed 23 kilograms and the dimension should not exceed 158 cm (L + B + H) in Business Class. In the Economy Class, passengers are allowed 1 or 2 pieces of luggage which again depends on the destination they are traveling to. The weight limit on luggage weight is 23 kilograms and dimension should not exceed 158 cm (L + B + H).

Czech Airlines Destination & Services

Offering scheduled flight services to about 69 destinations, Czech Airlines is rapidly increasing its routes and services worldwide. Some of the important destinations covered by Czech Airlines are Cairo in Egypt, Yereven in Armenia, Baku in Azerbaijan, Tel Aviv in Israel, Almaty in Kazakhstan, Damascus in Syria, Tashkent in Uzbekistan, Minsk in Belarus, Brussels in Belgium, Sofia in Bulgaria, Zagreb in Croatia, Larnaca in Cyprus, Karlovy Vary, Ostrava, Prague in Czech Republic, Copenhagen in Denmark, Tallinn in Estonia, Tbilisi in Georgia, Helsinki in Finland, Bordeaux, Marseille, Paris and Strasbourg in France, Berlin, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Stuttgurt, Hanover, Düsseldorf in Germany, Athens in Greece, Budapest in Hungary,  Bologna, Milan, Rome and Venice in Germany, Riga in Latvia, Vilnius in Lithuania, Skopje in Macedonia, Amsterdam in Netherlands, Oslo in Norway, Krakow and Warsaw in Poland, Bucharest in Romania, Moscow, Rostov-on-Don, Saint Petersburg, Samara, Yekaterinburg in Russia, Belgrade in Serbia, Bratislava, Košice and Žilina in Slovakia, Ljubljana in Slovenia, Madrid and Barcelona in Spain, Stockholm in Sweden, Zurich in Switzerland, and Donetsk, Kharkov, Kiev, Lviv and Odessa in Ukraine.

Czech Airlines Fleet

As of April, 2011, Czech Airlines fleet consists of 38 modern and completely safe aircrafts. The fleet comprises of 8 Airbus 319-100 aircrafts, 8 Airbus 320-200 aircrafts, 2 Airbus 3211-200 aircrafts, 8 Boeing 737-500 aircrafts, 4 ATR72-202 and 8 ATR42-320/500 aircrafts.

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History about Czech Airlines

Czech Airlines, amongst the oldest airline of Europe, was founded on October 6th, 1923 by the government of Czechoslovak as CSA (Czechoslovak State Airlines). About 29 days later, the airline started its first transport flight, between Prague and Bratislava. The first international flight from Prague to Bratislava, further on to Zagreb was in 1930. In the year 1957, CSA became the second airline in the world to fly jet services. The airline started the first transatlantic services on February 3, 1962 with a flight to Havana. In 1974, the airline included JAK-40 and TU-154M in 1988 with a flight to Bangkok. Czech Airline has grown into a modern airline, adding newer routes and services, every year.