Binter Canarias (NT) is a key airline for the Canary Islands, playing a vital role in ensuring transport connectivity across this unique Spanish region. Founded in 1989, the company has grown from a niche inter-island operator into a major international player connecting the archipelago with mainland Europe and Africa. The airline is based at Gran Canaria Airport, located in the city of Las Palmas.
While not a low-cost carrier in the traditional sense, Binter Canarias positions itself as a traditional regional airline with a high level of service. It is not part of global aviation alliances like Star Alliance or SkyTeam, which allows it to maintain independence and flexibility in shaping a route network focused primarily on the needs of island residents and visitors.
| IATA code | NT |
| Fleet size | 44 |
| Passenger traffic | 5,600,000 |
| Destinations | 35 |
| Hub | Las Palmas |
One of the company's main features is its modern and eco-friendly fleet. The fleet is primarily composed of reliable ATR 72 turboprop aircraft in their latest modifications, which are perfect for short hops between the islands. For longer routes to Madrid or African countries, the carrier uses modern Embraer jets, providing passengers with maximum comfort and speed.
Over its years of operation, Binter Canarias has repeatedly received prestigious awards as the best regional airline in Europe. Passengers value it for its punctuality, high frequency of flights, and commitment to classic service standards, which include complimentary snacks even on the shortest flights lasting only 30 minutes.