Aerovias

Aerovias

Infobox_Airline
airline=Aerovias
logo=Aerovias Janv.jpg
logo_size=152px
fleet_size=10
destinations=4
IATA=XU
ICAO=AOQ
callsign=Aerovias
parent=Aerovias, S.A.
founded=?
headquarters=Guatemala City, Guatemala
key_people=
hubs=La Aurora Int'l Airport
focus_cities=Mundo Maya Int'l Airport
frequent_flyer=
lounge=
alliance=
website= none

Aerovias is a defunct private passenger and cargo airline formerly based in Guatemala La Aurora International Airport. It was the first private airline in Guatemala. It ceased operations in the mid nineties. While one of the Heralds 206 was stored at La Aurora International Airport, the two Aérospatiale N 262 went to RACSA airlines.

Code data

* Call-sign: Aerovias
* former 3-letter code: AOQ [http://www.airlinedata.com/area1.htm]
* former 2-letter code: XU [http://www.airlinedata.com/area1.htm]

Fleet

The Aerovias fleet included [http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.search?airlinesearch=Aerovias&distinct_entry=true] , [http://www.ab-ix.co.uk/TG-%20CIVIL%20v4%20.doc] :

*2 Handley Page Herald 206 1988 TG-ASA; 1987 TG-AZE
*1 Lockheed L-188 Electra TG-ANP
*1 Douglas DC-6, 1987 TG-CGO
*1 Boeing 727-100, 1992 TG-LKA [http://www.aeromuseu.com.br/boe_19393.htm]
*1 Boeing 727-100F, 1992 TG-ANP [http://www.aeromuseu.com.br/boe_18742.htm] (leased from Corsair)
*1 Boeing 737-200, 1992 TG-ANP [http://www.airfleets.net/ficheapp/plane-b737-19059.htm]
*2 Aérospatiale N 262, 1994 TG-ANP; 1997 TG-NTR
*1 Sud Aviation Caravelle, 1986 HC-BAE (Leased from Saeta)

Destinations

* Flores Mundo Maya International Airport
* Cancun International Airport
* Miami International Airport (cargo only)
* Belize Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport

Incidents

* 18 January 1986: A Sud Aviation Caravelle temporarily leased from Ecuadors SAETA, reg. HC-BAE, crashed after two missed approaches into the jungle, killing all 87 occupants on board. The flight originated in Guatemala City and was to land at Mundo Maya International Airport in the northern department of Petén. Until today this was the worst air accident in Guatemala [http://aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=19860118-0] .


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