Atlantique Air Assistance

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Atlantique Air Assistance

IATA Non IATA Company	ICAO TBL	Callsign Triple Alpha
Founded		1989
Fleet size		5 (2007)
Destinations		Charter / ACMI / Evasan / Fret
Headquarters		La Chevrolière, 44, France
Key people
Website: http://www.atlantiqueairassistance.com/

Atlantique Air Assistance (ICAO code : TBL) is a French regional airline . More than flying in its proper name, (charter,business aviation, sanitary evacuation, organs and freight transport), it operates its fleet with chartering on behalf of other big French companies on the French and European networks.

The airline is based at Nantes Atlantique and Paris Le Bourget airports. Up to now, it has carried thousands of passengers and business people throughout Europe, Eastern countries and North Africa.^{[citation needed]}

The company holds a global operating licence, as well as an air transport certificate (CTA N°F-O-002) granted by the French Ministry of Transport. Moreover, it is the first airline to have obtained the ISO 9001-2000 quality accreditation.^{[citation needed]}

It offers services like business aviation, charter flights, air ambulance flights, freight and funeral international transport.

In 2006, it created its subsidiary, Atlantique Air Lines to put at the clientele's disposal aircraft of over 19 seats, the company developed by extending its fleet with 2 Embraer 120 (30 seats each).

In 2008 "AAA" will acquire 2 ATR42 (46 seats) to replace the 2 Embraer 120.