FROST Air is a Danish charter operator with a base at Malmö in Sweden. Its Saab 2000 turboprops fly ad hoc charters, corporate shuttles and contracts for other airlines, mainly within Europe with additional work farther afield. The cabin has three seats across in a two-plus-one arrangement, suited to smaller passenger groups.
Open the Frost Air Saab 2000 seat map to explore its seats.
The published cabin has two seats on one side of the aisle and one on the other, with no middle seats. It has a lavatory at the front and a galley at the rear. Confirm the aircraft for your particular charter.
The charter agreement can set the allowance. Otherwise its conditions limit cabin and hold baggage by the aircraft compartments’ available space and maximum weight capacity. Ask the charter organiser to confirm your allowance before packing; the general terms do not promise a standard per-passenger kilogram limit.
Only with prior written approval from the carrier. The charterer and passenger must meet the destination and transit requirements and supply the required permits and health documents. Approval is required for animal carriage generally; it does not automatically promise a cabin place.
