ALK Airlines

ALK Airlines is a Bulgarian charter airline headquartered in Sofia.

Destinations

ALK Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD-82

The airline operates charter flights to popular holiday destinations in Egypt, Spain, Italy, and elsewhere.

ALK Airlines operates the following aircraft as of June 2020:[1]

On 2019-06-17, an ALK Airlines Boeing 737-300 performing flight VBB-7205 from Pristina, Kosovo to Basel, Switzerland hit severe turbulence at approximately 32,000 feet which threw passengers, service items and flight attendants into the ceiling of the jet causing injuries.[2]. The experience has been reported to have been similar to that of Zero G. 10 passengers were taken to the hospital after landing[3][4]. The fasten seatbelt signs were said to have been illuminated at the time. Per Aviation Herald, the plane in question was fit to fly later that day: "The occurrence aircraft departed for the return flight VBB-7206 after about 2.5 hours on the ground."

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Airlines of Bulgaria
Primarily passenger	Bulgaria Air
Primarily charter	ALK Airlines BH Air Bulgarian Air Charter Electra Airways Fly2Sky Airlines Heli Air Services Holiday Europe
Primarily cargo	Cargoair
Defunct	Air Sofia Air VIA Balkan Bulgarian Airlines Bulgarian Eagle Bunavad Hemus Air Inter Trans Air Jes Air Scorpion Air Viaggio Air Wizz Air Bulgaria