Régional

Régional is a French regional carrier that operates short-haul passenger services using small regional jets. From a traveler’s perspective it functions as a connector airline serving domestic French routes and nearby European destinations rather than long-haul markets, and its flights commonly feed larger carriers and wider alliance networks through partnerships.

Where Régional Flies

Régional operates short-haul scheduled services from regional French airports, with Nantes Atlantique (NTE) listed among its primary operating bases, and links domestic destinations with nearby cities in Western Europe. The airline focuses on point-to-point regional connections and feeder services into larger carriers’ networks; some flights may be sold or codeshared by major partners so itinerary and connection rules can follow the marketing carrier.

Hubs

• Nantes Atlantique Airport · NTE

Aircraft and Cabin Classes

Régional operates small regional jet types such as the Embraer ERJ-135, ERJ-145 and Embraer 195. Cabins are configured for short-haul travel and are typically single-class or feature a small forward business/comfort section on some flights; there are no long-haul cabin products like lie-flat business or first class.

Aircraft types operated: Embraer ERJ 135, Embraer ERJ 145, Embraer 195

Tips for Flying Régional

• Confirm whether your booking is marketed by a major carrier or by Régional itself, because that determines baggage allowances, lounge access and frequent-flyer credit.
• Check the airline’s checked-baggage and seat-selection rules at booking since regional fares often have stricter allowances or extra fees.
• Allow extra time at smaller regional airports where check-in, boarding by stairs or buses, and local security procedures can be slower or different from major hubs.
• Expect limited onboard catering and services on short regional flights, so carry essentials and any medication in your hand luggage.