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Martinair ended passenger operations in 2011. The airlines only operates cargo flights. Click on these airlines that have similar routes to Maritinair and book with Alternative Airlines:

About

Martinair is a Dutch cargo and previous passenger airline headquartered and based in Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.

Martinair ceased passenger flights in October 2011. The airline only operates cargo flights.

Destinations

Martinair operated flights from Amsterdam-Schiphol to over 10 destinations across Africa, North and South America. However, the airline ceased its passenger operations in October 2011.

Baggage Allowance

Carry-on Baggage

Martinair passengers were allowed to bring one piece of carry-on baggage as well as one personal item such as a briefcase, camera bag or small backpack. Carry-on baggage must fit inside the Martinair overhead bins or under the seat in front of you.

Carry-on baggage couldn't exceed 114 centimetres in combined width, length and height.

Checked Baggage

Martinair passengers were permitted a piece of baggage weighing between 20kg - 23kg.

Your baggage allowance would depend on the cabin class you flew in and the destination which you were travelling to/from.

Check In

Online Check In

Martinair's online check-in opened 24 hours prior to the flight departure time and closed 2 hours before the scheduled flight departure time.

Airport Check In

Passengers were advised to arrive at least 3 hours prior to their flight departure time.

Fleet

Martinair only operates cargo flights. Martinair currently consists of the following fleet:

• Airbus A350F
• Boeing 747-400BCF
• Boeing 747-400ERF

Hub Airport

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) is the main international airport of the Netherlands. The airport was the world's third busiest airport measured by international passenger traffic in 2021. This airport is a hub for KLM, KLM Cityhopper and a focus city for easyJet, Transavia, and TUI fly Netherlands.

In-flight Entertainment

Martinair didn't offer any form of in-flight entertainment.

Frequent Flyer Programme

Martinair's frequent flyer programme was called Flying Blue. Martinair passengers could earn and spend points when flying with the airline.

FAQ's

When did Martinair cease its operations?

Martinair ceased operations in October 2011. The airline now only operates cargo flights. Unfortunately, you can no longer purchase any Martinair flights but there are other airlines that fly a similar route to the airline including Polish LOT Airlines, British Airways and more.