Twin Jet
Twin Jet is a French regional airline operating scheduled domestic and short-haul European services with a fleet of Beechcraft 1900D turboprops.
About Twin Jet
Twin Jet is a French regional airline founded in 2001 and based in Aix-en-Provence. It operates under the IATA code T7 and ICAO code TCU, focusing on scheduled links between regional cities and major commercial centres. Its identity is built around small-capacity services designed for markets where demand may not support larger airliners.
The airline operates 28 routes serving 14 destinations across three countries. Marseille is its busiest departure hub, followed by Limoges, Paris, Metz/Nancy and Geneva. Its network includes French cities such as Perigueux, Toulouse, Bergerac, Montpellier and Nice, alongside international points including Basel, Geneva and Milan. Many services cater to business travellers and passengers making regional connections.
Twin Jet operates the Beechcraft Beech 1900D, a twin-engine turboprop designed for short regional sectors. The aircraft typically accommodates 19 passengers in a compact, single-cabin layout, without the separate business-class cabins found on larger network airlines. Service is correspondingly straightforward, with the small aircraft and limited seating supporting quick boarding and relatively short airport turnaround times.
Twin Jet is not a member of Star Alliance, SkyTeam or Oneworld. It also does not operate a widely established points-based frequent-flyer programme of its own. Travellers should therefore assess tickets primarily by schedule, fare conditions and route convenience rather than expecting alliance benefits, mileage earning, lounge access or through-ticketing across a broad global partner network.
Twin Jet's principal strength is its ability to link smaller regional markets directly, sometimes avoiding lengthy journeys through major hubs. Its 19-seat aircraft can also provide a quieter, more direct airport experience. The trade-off is that frequencies may be limited, cabins are compact and disruption can leave fewer same-day alternatives than on heavily served routes operated by larger airlines.
Good to know
Flying with Twin Jet — what to expect
Compact Turboprop Cabin
Twin Jet uses 19-seat Beechcraft 1900D aircraft, so the cabin and overhead storage are considerably smaller than on a typical jet. Pack lightly and keep essential items in a compact personal bag.
Check Baggage Terms
Baggage entitlements can depend on the fare and route. Confirm both cabin and checked-baggage limits on your booking because operational constraints on small aircraft may affect how bags are carried.
Allow Disruption Margin
Regional routes may have fewer daily departures and limited replacement options after a cancellation. Avoid tight onward connections, especially when travelling on separately issued tickets.
Simple Cabin Service
Expect a practical regional-airline experience rather than multiple cabin classes or extensive entertainment. Flights are generally short, so bring anything essential for comfort.
Regional Airport Access
Direct services can save substantial ground travel or a connection through a larger hub. Check the exact airport and local transport options, particularly for regional destinations.
Network overview
Where Twin Jet flies
Twin Jet operates 28 routes to 14 destinations across 3 countries, its longest sector reaching Metz/Nancy to Toulouse (702 km nonstop).
Destinations served
Cities Twin Jet flies to, most-served first.
Main hubs
Busiest departure bases, by route count.
Fleet
Aircraft types on record for these routes.
Longest nonstop route
Metz/Nancy → Toulouse
702 km · ETZ → TLS
The longest sector in the Twin Jet network, measured as the great-circle distance between the two airports.
Route data · TravelPayouts route data · updated 2026-07
Route network
Popular routes operated by Twin Jet
Notable destinations on Twin Jet's network.
T7MarseilledirectT7LimogesdirectT7ParisdirectT7BaseldirectT7GenevadirectT7Metz/NancydirectT7PerigueuxdirectT7ToulousedirectT7BergeracdirectT7MilandirectT7MontpellierdirectT7NicedirectDestination list is indicative of Twin Jet's network; see the airline's official route map for its complete, current schedule.
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FAQ
Twin Jet — frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the details travellers usually check first, from codes and locations to the practical basics that help with planning.
8 common questions
- The airline's busiest departure points, ranked by the number of routes, are Marseille, Limoges, Paris, Metz/Nancy and Geneva.
- Lower fares are generally easier to find when booking ahead and avoiding peak business-travel periods. Compare nearby dates, but consider schedule flexibility carefully because some regional routes have limited frequencies.
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- Marseille is Twin Jet's busiest departure hub. Limoges, Paris, Metz/Nancy and Geneva are also important departure points in its regional network.
- Twin Jet serves exactly 14 destinations across three countries, operating 28 routes.
- Twin Jet's longest route is Metz/Nancy to Toulouse, about 702 km nonstop.
- Twin Jet serves regional destinations in France and nearby European countries. Its network includes Marseille, Limoges, Paris, Basel, Geneva, Metz/Nancy, Perigueux, Toulouse, Bergerac, Milan, Montpellier and Nice.
- Cabin baggage space is restricted on Twin Jet's compact Beechcraft 1900D aircraft. Check the allowance shown with your fare before travel, as larger cabin bags may need to be placed in the hold.