its headquarters at Riedemannweg 58, Berlin, Germany. There are three main operating subsidiaries: Germania Flug, founded in 2014 in Switzerland to operate leisure flights under the newly established HolidayJet brand in cooperation with Swiss tour operator Hotelplan (three aircraft). Bulgarian Eagle, founded in 2016 in Bulgaria as an ACMI carrier, with aircraft based at London Gatwick (two aircraft). Germania Technik Brandenburg GmbH, the wholly owned aircraft maintenance subsidiary, based at Berlin Schönefeld. Germania also had an interest in: Gambia Bird, an airline based at Banjul, The Gambia, which ceased operations on 30 December 2014 Business trends As Germania was a private company, annual reports did not have to be published. Very few figures were released into the public domain. In the absence of these, the little information for the Germania group that appears to be available was: *In the absence of meaningful published data, the number of scheduled seats operated is shown as a proxy for the trends of the business. Destinations Germania offered a wide range of some year-round and mainly seasonal leisure and some metropolitan routes from several German airports. From its bases, scheduled flights to Armenia, Turkey, Kosovo, Israel and Lebanon were also offered, servicing minorities living in Germany and Austria. Codeshare agreements Sky Express Fleet Current fleet At the time of shutdown, the Germania fleet (excluding the Swiss and Bulgarian subsidiaries Germania Flug and Bulgarian Eagle) consisted of the following aircraft: Historical fleet Over the years, Germania operated the following aircraft types: Annotations References External links Defunct airlines of Germany Airlines established in 1978 Airlines disestablished in 2019 Defunct charter airlines 1978 establishments in West Germany German companies disestablished in 2019 German companies established in 1978