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FlexFlight is a Danish charter flight business and airline based in Copenhagen-Roskilde Airport (RKE). It offers services to destinations worldwide throughout the year.
FlexFlight operates airline tickets, aircraft charter, and aircraft management. The airline partner is fully in charge of bookings, changes, online check-in, refunds, baggage allowance, and other practical issues related to your flight. It's also the only Marketing and Validating carrier.
Founded in 2006, FlexFlight's IATA code is W2, which allows other airlines to use it. Airlines associated with FlexFlight's IATA code W2 include: Air Alsie, Air Djibouti, Airlink, AIS Airlines, AlbaStar, DAT Danish Air Transport, Direktflyg, Evelop, FLY ERBIL, Fly All Ways, Great Dane Airlines, JonAir, Jonika, Karinou Airlines, Lanmei Airlines, Novaturas, Rhein-Neckar Air, Ruili, Silver Air, Spot Group International, Voyage Air, and YanAir.
Baggage Policy
FlexFlight has different baggage policies for carry-on and checked baggage.
Carry-on Baggage
The carry-on baggage for FlexFlight will depend on the kind of journey you wish to make and which operating airline you intend to travel on. There are no clear restrictions if you fly on a FlexFlight chartered aircraft. However, if you're travelling with one of their associated airlines, then they'll have their own individual restrictions on carry-on baggage that you will need to confirm before flying.
Alternative Airlines provides baggage details on each of these airlines' separate pages.
Checked Baggage
The same applies to checked baggage, as described above. For more specific information, check with the individual airline operator you plan on travelling with.
Cabin Classes
FlexFlight charters flights with their own fleet, designed to appeal to business travellers, allowing them to travel comfortably. Aircraft features vary depending on the aircraft you wish to charter. Services may include a self-service bar, a meal, comfortable padded seats, inflight entertainment and more. They also offer more affordable flight options with fewer available amenities but at a lower fee.
In-flight Entertainment & WIFI
Some FlexFlight chartered flights offer inflight entertainment. However, whether this is available will vary.
WiFi
FlexFlight does not offer WiFi. Associated airlines may offer WiFi, but you will need to confirm with the individual carriers.
Food & Drink
On FlexFlight's chartered planes, you can sometimes expect a cold business-class meal alongside plenty of options at its self-serve bar. However, the food available on individual airlines will vary. Make sure to check beforehand whether meals, snacks and hot beverages will be available.
Check-In
FlexFlight has different check-in opening and closing times depending on the destination you're flying to/from, as well as your method of check-in.
Online Check-in
Half of the airlines associated with FlexFlight offer online check-in. Online check-in usually opens 24 hours before the flight time, but to ensure your journey goes smoothly, it's best to check with the airline before your trip. Alternative Airlines can help you with online check-in by providing links to your check-in site.
Airport Check-in
The time of airport check-in will vary depending on the individual airline. We advise that you arrive at the airport in good time before your flight (at least 3 hours). Individual airlines will have their own airport check-in open times, so check in advance and make sure you factor in traffic and other delays into your journey.
Frequent Flyer Programme
As a chartered airline, there is no current frequent flyer scheme for FlexFlight. Very few of the airlines associated with FlexFlight currently offer a frequent flyer scheme.
Airline Alliance
FlexFlight is not a member of an airline alliance.
Special Services
As FlexFlight is a chartered airline, you can arrange for a flight to take you where you need to go. For specific requests, you will need to contact FlexFlight. Airlines associated with FlexFlight are separate entities; therefore, whether special services are available will vary.
Destinations that FlexFlight flies to
As FlexFlight is a charter business, there are no set destinations. However, FlexFlight's associated airlines will have specific destinations to which they travel.
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Hub Airport
Copenhagen-Roskilde Airport
FlexFlight Airlines’ hub airport is Copenhagen-Roskilde Airport (RKE) in Denmark. The airport is also referred to as Roskilde Airport or Copenhagen Airport. Roskilde Airport first opened in 1973 and supports the main airport in Copenhagen, Kastrup. Most flights from this airport are smaller airlines operating taxi flights or planes offering flights to small domestic islands. Roskilde Airport is served by two runways.
FlexFlight Route Map
Due to FlexFlight being a chartered airline, there is no set route map. However, the airlines associated with FlexFlight may have their own maps.
Fleet
For its charter business, the FlexFlight fleet includes the Challenger 604, Citation CJ2+, Citation Bravo, Citation Sovereign, Gulfstream 2000 and Learjet 45.
Of particular note are the Challenger 604 and the CJ2+:
- The Challenger 604 - An intercontinental business jet that sets the standard for comfort, low cabin noise and unprecedented cabin space. It features an arrangement of eight club seats, all upholstered in custom-dyed soft leather. The cabin also includes three comfortable divan seats.
- The CJ2+ - The fifth generation of the popular Citation Jet series, a class of private jets designed to be economical and high-performing. The design goals of the Citation Jet series can be summed up in three words: simplicity, economy and performance. This jet is ideal for European flights, combining cost-efficiency with excellent access to Europe’s smaller airports.
The airlines associated with FlexFlight operate their own separate fleets, which are different models from those used for FlexFlight’s own charter business.