Corendon Dutch Airlines

Corendon Dutch Airlines's network at a glance

Busiest airports

Amsterdam (AMS) 20, Groningen (GRQ) 6, Brussels (BRU) 4, Antalya (AYT) 3, Heraklion (HER) 3

Regions

Southern Europe (10), Middle East (4), Western Europe (3), North Africa (2), West Africa (2), The Caribbean (2), Eastern Europe (1)

Longest route

Amsterdam–Willemstad (AMS–CUR), 7,830 km (4,870 mi)

Shortest route

Kralendijk–Willemstad (BON–CUR), 75 km (47 mi)

Routes no other airline flies

6 of 33: GRQ–HRG, GRQ–HER, GRQ–RHO, DLM–GRQ, AHU–RTM, GRQ–GZP

Seasonal routes

27

Where does Corendon Dutch Airlines fly?

The biggest country groups in our coverage are Greece (12), Turkey (5), Netherlands (4) and Spain (3). The full list, with a searchable table, is on the route map page.

• Belgium Brussels (BRU)
• Bulgaria Burgas (BOJ)
• Cape Verde Sal (SID)
• Caribbean Netherlands Kralendijk (BON)
• Curaçao Willemstad (CUR)
• Egypt Hurghada (HRG)
• Gambia Banjul (BJL)
• Greece Heraklion (HER) · Kos (KGS) · Mytilene (MJT) · Preveza (PVK) · Rhodes (RHO) · Samos (SMI) · Zakynthos (ZTH)
• Netherlands Groningen (GRQ) · Rotterdam (RTM)
• Spain Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (LPA) · Málaga (AGP) · Palma (PMI)
• Turkey Antalya (AYT) · Bodrum (BJV) · Dalaman (DLM) · Gazipaşa (GZP)

Routes come from airport destination tables and are confirmed from both ends where possible; a few may be missing. Check Corendon Dutch Airlines's own route map for schedules.

Aircraft seen flying for Corendon Dutch Airlines

Public ADS-B tracking between 6 September and 3 October 2026 saw 7 different aircraft flying Corendon Dutch Airlines flights. Most common: Boeing 737 Max 9 (3), Boeing 737-800 (2), Airbus A321 (1) and Boeing 737 Max 8 (1).

• Boeing 737 Max 9 3
• Boeing 737-800 2
• Airbus A321 1
• Boeing 737 Max 8 1

• Boeing 737 Max 9 PH-CDP · Photo © Gerrit Griem via Planespotters.net
• Boeing 737-800 TC-TJO · Photo © Zoltán Gyurka via Planespotters.net
• Airbus A321 OY-RUU · Photo © Pauli Hankonen via Planespotters.net
• Boeing 737 Max 8 TC-MKD · Photo © Andreas Weber via Planespotters.net

Some Corendon Dutch Airlines flights are flown by aircraft that mostly fly for another airline: Corendon Airlines (11 flights). That usually means a wet lease or a subcontracted flight, so your aircraft and crew may come from that airline.

Counts are aircraft seen, not the full fleet: aircraft in maintenance or flying where tracking is thin are missed, and aircraft leased in from other operators are included. Source: adsb.lol community ADS-B data (CC0).

Official links

• Corendon Dutch Airlines website