Nolinor Aviation - Edmonton

Nolinor Aviation is a Canadian charter airline established in 1992. It specialises in flying passengers and cargo to remote northern destinations. This listing covers its sub-base at Edmonton International Airport (YEG), which opened in 2024 and marked its first anniversary in November 2025.

The company flies custom charters for groups of 4 to 156 passengers. It also flies cargo loads from 1,000 to 35,000 lb, carries fuel to remote sites, and runs fly-in fly-out crew rotations. Its website also lists crisis-response flying and ACMI wet leasing.

Its fleet is built around Boeing 737-200, -300 and -400 aircraft. Some are in combi configurations that carry passengers and cargo on the same flight. The 737-200s are equipped to operate from gravel and ice runways. Canadian Aviator reported that the Edmonton base was set up around a gravel-equipped 737-200, mainly for non-stop flights to Nunavut mining sites and to support work in Yellowknife.

Nolinor says it is approved for United Nations humanitarian operations and holds a BARS Gold safety audit rating. It is a fit for large groups, resource-sector crews and freight to remote locations, rather than small business-jet trips.