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Novoair () is a Bangladeshi airline based in Dhaka operating mostly domestic flights. It operates 25 flights each day from Dhaka to eight destinations.

Key facts

Airline.ICAO
NVQ
Airline.airline
Novoair
Airline.logo
Novoair logo.svg
Airline.image
S2-AHF ATR 72-212A(500) Novo Air.jpg
Airline.fleet_size
5
Airline.destinations
8
Airline.IATA
VQ
Airline.callsign
NOVOAIR
Airline.founded
2007
Airline.commenced
9 January 2013
Airline.headquarters
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Airline.key_people
Ludo van Bogaert
Airline.frequent_flyer
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Official website

NOVOAIR - Book flights, manage and check-in online

NOVOAIR is an airline based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. NOVOAIR operates domestic and international flights, from its hub at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, with seven ATR 72-500 aircrafts.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
airline
Country
Bangladesh
Headquarters
Dhaka
Official website
www.flynovoair.com
Image
S2-AGL.jpg
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Commons category
Novo Air
IATA airline designator
VQ
ICAO airline designator
NVQ
airline accounting code
855
inception
2013-00-00
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Encyclopedic overview

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  • History
  • Destinations
  • Fleet
  • Incidents and accidents
  • See also
  • References
  • External links

Novoair () is a Bangladeshi airline based in Dhaka operating mostly domestic flights. It operates 25 flights each day from Dhaka to eight destinations.

==History== thumb|A former Novoair Embraer 145 in 2017. Novoair was established in October 2007 as an aviation service provider as the business diversification of parent company Tusuka Group with directors Arshad Jamal, Faiz Khan, Mofizur Rahman, and Fayzur Rahman Badal. The process of establishing a scheduled airline began in late 2011. Novoair launched its commercial operations on 9 January 2013, with two Embraer 145 jet aircraft, becoming the first Bangladeshi airline to operate this type.

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