Nolinor Aviation is a Canadian charter airline founded in 1992, with its headquarters at Mirabel in Québec. Its work includes transporting employees to remote sites, passenger charters and cargo missions, including operations to gravel or ice runways. Aircraft configurations and onboard service are adapted to the mission.
Choose your aircraft to explore the Nolinor Aviation seat maps listed below.
Submit the Reservations request with the route, dates, flight type and contact details, or call Nolinor. Its team prepares an individual quote because the aircraft, itinerary and onboard requirements vary. Its recurring fly-in, fly-out services are intended for employee transport to remote work sites.
No. Nolinor can configure aircraft for passengers, cargo or a combination, depending on the mission. For fly-in, fly-out services, it can manage seating as part of the employer’s transport arrangements. Ask the trip organiser about the cabin and assignment for your flight.
Nolinor directs passengers to their employer for the allowance on an employer-arranged flight. Check that allowance with your travel coordinator before packing. Its instructions also route damaged-baggage claims and urgent problems involving delayed medication or medical equipment through the employer.
Use the lost-baggage and items form on Nolinor’s Contact page with your flight and item details. The airline gives a 21-day deadline after the flight for submitting that form. If delayed baggage contains essential medication or medical equipment, contact your employer; damaged-baggage claims also go through the employer.
