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Flash Airlines is an Egyptian Airline Company with the objective to satisfy fully the client needs. Safety and reliability are the motto of the company. Flash Airlines is a charter company licensed for non-scheduled commercial passenger flights on international and domestic routes with two Boeing 737-300. Flash Airlines serves mainly the tourism & travel industry performing charter flights covering inclusive tour packages and incentive trips.

Flash Airlines operates flights to all countries on short and medium haul destinations, having a base in Cairo and flying to all European cities with convenient schedules and prices. Flash Airlines modern fleet is based on 2 Boeing 737-300 manufactured in 1993, equipped with the lasted navigational instruments such as GPS. Flash Airlines has hired highly trained cabin crews, having a long experience and know-how in the airline industry. Each flight will be an enjoyable journey. Based on each market's specific needs for their program & packages, the clients/ operators will be offered a wide choice of flight timetable to fit at best their requested schedule.

Flash Airlines is a charter aviation company working under the Egyptian Laws.

Flash Airlines is operating with two Boeing 737-300, both aircrafts manufactured in 1993, bearing the Egyptian registration SU - ZCD / S / N 26286 delivered in February 2000 & SU - ZCF / S/N 26283 delivered in June 2001.

Plane carrying 141 crashes into sea
From correspondents in Cairo
January 3, 2004

AN Egyptian charter plane with 135 passengers and six crew members on board crashed into the Red Sea today, shortly after take off from the coastal resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, Cairo airport officials said.

Most of the passengers were French tourists, they added.

The Egyptian official television said the plane was heading to France.

Pieces of wreckage from the plane, a Boeing 737 belonging to private Egyptian company Flash Air, were found in the sea about 15km south of Sharm el-Sheikh, the airport officials said.

The civil aviation authority said the plane disappeared from the radar screens of Cairo airport at 4.44am local time (1.44pm AEDT), minutes after taking off from Sharm el-Sheikh airport.

Agence France-Presse

http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,8314281%255E2,00.html

Safety and reliability are the motto of the company.

Whenever an American plane goes down, ALL U.S. airlines immediately pull their ads off of tv and radio. It's so statements like these don't accidentally show up while the newscasters are talking about a fatal crash.

Guess they'll need to find a new motto.