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List of low-cost airlines

The following is a list of low-cost airlines organised by home country. A low-cost airline or low-cost carrier (also known as a discount or budget carrier or airline) is an airline that offers generally low fares in exchange for eliminating many traditional passenger services.

Africa

*Air Arabia Egypt

*Air Arabia Maroc

*Green Africa Airways

*Fastjet Zimbabwe

Americas

*JetSmart Argentina

*Gol Transportes AÃÂ©reos

*Azul Linhas AÃÂ©reas

*Air Canada Rouge

*Flair Airlines

*Volaris Costa Rica

*Volaris El Salvador

*Mexicana de AviaciÃÂ³n

*JetSmart PerÃÂº

*Sky Airline Peru

*InterCaribbean Airways

*Avelo Airlines

*Breeze Airways

*Frontier Airlines

*JetBlue Airways

*Southwest Airlines

*Spirit Airlines

*Sun Country Airlines

Asia

*FlyOne Armenia

*AirAsia Cambodia

*Cambodia Airways

*Beijing Capital Airlines

*China United Airlines

*Colorful Guizhou Airlines

*Ruili Airlines

*Spring Airlines

*Greater Bay Airlines

*Air India Express

*Indonesia AirAsia

*Air Japan (Last operation on March 28, 2026)

*Peach Aviation

*Spring Airlines Japan

*Jazeera Airways

*Philippines AirAsia

*Royal Air Philippines

*SkyJet Airlines

*Tigerair Taiwan

*Thai AirAsia X

*Thai Summer Airways

*Thai VietJet Air

*Pegasus Airlines

*Air Arabia Abu Dhabi

*Pacific Airlines

Europe

*EasyJet Europe

*TUI fly Belgium

*TUI fly Nordic

*TUI fly Nordic

*Transavia France

*TUI fly Deutschland

*Eurowings Europe

*Wizz Air Malta

*TUI fly Netherlands

*Norse Atlantic Airways

*Norwegian Air Shuttle

*TUI fly Nordic

*FlyOne Romania

* Air Europa Express

* Iberia Express

*Norwegian Air Sweden

*TUI fly Nordic

*EasyJet Switzerland

*Norse Atlantic UK

Oceania

Largest low-cost carriers

This is a list of largest low-cost carriers in the world, ranked by number of transported passengers, shown below in millions.

Notes

* Includes EasyJet Switzerland.

* Includes AirAsia X, Indonesia AirAsia, Philippines AirAsia, Thai AirAsia and Thai AirAsia X.

* Includes Batik Air, Wings Air, Batik Air Malaysia, Thai Lion Air, Super Air Jet, Lion BizJet (charter airline division) and Lion Parcel (cargo airline division).

* Includes Wizz Air Abu Dhabi and Wizz Air UK.

* Includes Jetstar Asia, Jetstar Japan and Jetstar Pacific.

* Includes Cebgo.

* Includes Transavia France.

* Includes Thai Vietjet Air.

* Includes Air Arabia Maroc, Air Arabia Egypt and Air Arabia Jordan.

* Includes Fastjet Tanzania and Fastjet Zimbabwe.

Defunct low-cost carriers

Africa

*Antinea Airlines

*Ecoair International

*Fastjet Mozambique

*Skywise Airlines

*Fastjet Tanzania

*Zimbabwe flyafrica.com

Americas

*Norwegian Air Argentina

*Sol LÃÂneas AÃÂ©reas

*BRA Transportes AÃÂ©reos

*WebJet Linhas AÃÂ©reas

*Air Canada Tango

*Canada Jetlines

*Harmony Airways

*Swoop (re-integrated into WestJet)

*Sunwing Airlines (merged into WestJet)

*WestJet (transitioned to full-service carrier)

*Latin American Wings

*Intercontinental de AviaciÃÂ³n

*Viva Air Colombia

*Aeropostal Alas de Centroamerica

*Aero California

*Click Mexicana (until 2008; Click was rebranded MexicanaClick and was no longer a low-cost airline)

*LÃÂneas AÃÂ©reas Azteca

*TAESA Lineas AÃÂ©reas

*Viva Air PerÃÂº

*AirTran Airways (acquired by Southwest Airlines)

*America West Airlines (merged into US Airways)

*Braniff (1991Ã¢ÂÂ1992)

*Eastern Air Lines (2015)

*Independence Air

*Midway Airlines

*National Airlines

*Pacific Southwest Airlines

*People Express

*Skybus Airlines

*Song (operations folded into Delta Air Lines)

*Southeast Airlines

*Streamline Air

*Ted (operations folded into United Airlines)

*ValuJet Airlines

*Vanguard Airlines

*Virgin America (merged with Alaska Airlines)

*Western Pacific Airlines

Asia

*Oasis Hong Kong Airlines

*Air Asia India (merged with Air India Express)

*JetKonnect (merged with Jet Airways)

*Jetlite (merged with Jet Airways)

*Kingfisher Red

*Paramount Airways

*Simplifly Deccan

*Indonesia AirAsia X

*Vanilla Air (merged with Peach Aviation)

*Air Arabia Jordan

*Wataniya Airways

*Spirit of Manila Airlines

*Zest Airways (merged into Philippines AirAsia)

*Tigerair (merged with Scoot)

*Valuair (acquired in 2005 by Jetstar Asia; dissolved in 2014)

*Mihin Lanka (merged with SriLankan Airlines)

*U-Land Airlines

*One-Two-GO Airlines

*Kang Pacific Airlines

*Wizz Air Abu Dhabi

Europe

*Albatros Airways

*Virgin Express (merged with SN Brussels Airlines to form Brussels Airlines)

*Helios Airways

*Blue Air Moravia

*Sterling Airlines

*Transavia Denmark

*Air Berlin (became a full-service airline in 2010 and collapsed in 2017)

*Germanwings (merged with Eurowings)

*HLX (merged with Hapagfly to Tuifly, city routes then sold to Air Berlin)

*OLT Express Germany

* Macedonian Airlines

*Iceland Express

*LoftleiÃÂ°ir

*Norwegian Air International

*Air Service Plus

*Volare Airlines

*Norwegian Long Haul

*GetJet

*OLT Express Poland

*Carpatair (now operates as a regional airline)

*Wizz Air Ukraine

*Monarch Airlines

*Norwegian Air UK

Oceania

*Compass Airlines

*East-West Airlines

*Impulse Airlines (acquired by Qantas and rebranded as Jetstar and QantasLink)

*Tigerair Australia

*Virgin Blue (transitioned into a full-service airline in 2011 and renamed Virgin Australia)

*Pacific Blue Airlines (now codeshares with Air New Zealand and is a full service brand Ã¢ÂÂ Virgin Australia)

See also

References