Name That Airline!

[Callbat 8]

Virgin?

[belfastuniguy 18]

No not Virgin

[2nerdy4u 1]

Here's the obvious guess: British Airways.

Hurry up and tell me I'm wrong.

[belfastuniguy 18]

Your wrong

[skyliner22 16]

I'll say Flyglobespan

[pilotdaryl 25]

There's too many of them.  Give us another hint!

Zoom Airlines Limited?

[belfastuniguy 18]

Neither are correct.

Hint:

Founded in the 1st half of the 20th Century it is also a European flag carrier.

[mightygoose 92]

swiss international...?

[belfastuniguy 18]

No

[Shingure 56]

I think the carrier is Easy Jet.

[krbe 193]

Aer Lingus?

[belfastuniguy 18]

Correct Krbe. The answer is Aer Lingus.

[krbe 193]

Alright then...

I am an European carrier, operating only one aircraft version and I serve muffins for breakfast.

Who, you ask, would do such a thing?

[simsmart 1]

Ryanair?

[krbe 193]

Sorry, no.

Ryanair doesn't serve you anything. The breakfast ting is actually a personal rant, but still might be a fairly good indicator if you have some European experience

[Callbat 8]

Vueling?

[belfastuniguy 18]

Another clue

[Shingure 56]

Air France

[krbe 193]

Clue: LCY

[simsmart 1]

VLM?

[skyliner22 16]

VLM?

[belfastuniguy 18]

oooooohhhhhh SNAP

[krbe 193]

Nope, carry on guys...

However, a clue more: It's parent company's predecessor had a maitre d' cabine onboard its flights.

[belfastuniguy 18]

Luxair?

[krbe 193]

Aw-right, let's sum up:

Features of my company:

European, operates one aircraft version (if it had been the DC-9-30, they wouldn't have operated the 50-series), serves muffins for breakfast (as many as you can eat), flies to LCY.

It's not: Ryanair, Vueling (LCC's are cheap and would never give you an extra muffin even if they served), Air France (way too many aircraft types), VLM (good guess, but they serve a full breakfast).

Another one: Their current planes have 3+2 seating, but they're about to change planes.

[The_Chondo Man 0]

I have no clue but it is probaly a french one right?

Air France?

I just made that up.

[krbe 193]

No, you didn't, but you obviously didn't read any other posts (nor did you actually read about the conditions, as only one qualify).

[nihonkaranws 88]

Eurojet?

[krbe 193]

Doesn't even have planes, says Wikipedia. Yet another one:Technically they're operating all their routes for their parent company, but the ordinary passenger will usually never notice this.

[skyliner22 16]

Air One? this is impossible. How we supposed to know if they serve a muffin or not especially since we never rode it or heard of it....

After doing further research I'll say BA City Flyer even though it is a subsidy of British Airways...