Air holland

Air Holland was founded in 1984 by private investor John Block.

In the 1990s, another Dutch airline Transavia Airlines tried unsuccessfully to buy a carrier.

By the end of 1990, Air Holland had a net loss of about 30 million Dutch guilders , so the next year, due to financial problems, the airline was forced to suspend operations. In December 1991, Air Holland resumed air travel, at that time another manager, A. R. Marx, was at the head of the company.

On March 25, 2004, the airline finally ceased all operations due to current losses and the resulting loan debt.

Air Holland operated the following aircraft ^[4] :

• Boeing 727-200 - 3 units, registration numbers PH-AHB, PH-AHD and PH-AHZ
• Boeing 737-300 - 3 units, registration PH-OZA, PH-OZB and PH-OZC
• Boeing 757-200 - 10 units, registration PH-AHE, PH-AHF, PH-AHI, PH-AHK, PH-AHL, PH-AHN, PH-AHO, PH-AHP, PH-AHS and PH-AHT
• Boeing 767-200ER - 2 units, registration G-BRIF and PH-AHM (the second aircraft was on a “wet” lease at Air Aruba )
• Boeing 767-300ER - 4 units, registration PH-AHR, PH-AHQ, PH-AHX and PH-AHY

• PH-AHE - “Soldaat van Oranje”
• PH-AHI - “Majoor Alida Bosshardt”
• PH-AHF - “Koningin Wilhelmina”
• PH-AHT and PH-AHS - Grace

• Air Holland Fanclub and Air Holland Virual Airline
• Archive of the official website of Air Holland Airlines
• Air Holland - Airlines Remembered