Sterling Airlines

Sterling Airlines was a Danish low-cost airline founded in 1962 and ceased operations in 2008. It primarily served European and Mediterranean destinations, offering budget-friendly flights. The airline was known for its no-frills service model, meaning it charged for extras like checked baggage and onboard meals. Sterling was recognized for its distinctive branding and efforts to provide affordable travel options. However, financial difficulties and the competitive airline market led to its eventual bankruptcy and closure, marking the end of its service in the aviation industry.