Sere Airlines

Sereletin Airlines Corportations, 1967-Present (Sereletin: Sërlûtœa Aërlins, 1967-Ietz, IPA: ), operating as Sere Airlines (Sereletin: Sër WIP, IPA: ) is the national flag carrier of Serelet. Circa 2019, it had 23 international and 3 domestic destinations, having 26 total destinations. 
It was founded as Elet Air in 1959. 
== History ==
===Incidents and accidents===
Flight	Origin 	Destination 	Crash Site 	Crash Cause 	Passengers	Fatalites
254 	Milan-Malpensa Airport 	Munich Airport 	Mountains near Vaduz	Engine Failure	157 	143
193 	Venice Marco-Polo Airport	Heathrow Airport	English Channel 	Unknown 	274 	63
471 	Munich Airport 	JFK Airport 	Munich City Center 	Hijacking 	297 	638 (341 on the ground)
== Corporate affairs ==
== Affinity programme ==
== Sponsorship and promotion agreements ==
== Destinations ==
Sere Airlines had 26 destinations, 3 domestic and 23 international.
=== Domestic ===
Destination 	Origin
Venice Marco Polo Airport	Munich Airport/
Milan-Malpensa Airport
Milan-Malpensa Airport 	Munich Airport/
Venice Marco Polo Airport
Munich Airport 	Venice Marco Polo Airport/
Milan-Malpensa Airport
===International===
Continent 	
Airports
Europe 	Paris, Berlin, Frankfurt, Athens, Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Stockholm, Helsinki, Oslo, London
Asia 	Tokyo, Beijing, Shanghai, Istanbul, Vladivostok
Africa 	Cairo, Johannesburg
Oceania 	Sydney
North America	New York, Newark, Los Angeles, Washington DC
South America	Sucre
==Fleet==
Sere Airlines had 99 planes
Plane 	Amount
Boeing 717 	4
Boeing 777 	13
Airbus A380 	28
Airbus A350 XWB	54
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==Awards==
==References==
Category:Airlines
Category:SsastalPoi