Aires was a Colombian regional airline founded in 2001 and headquartered in Bogotá that operated scheduled passenger service connecting smaller cities within Colombia and to neighboring countries. The airline focused on regional routes that were underserved by larger carriers, serving destinations across Colombia's interior and Caribbean coast with a fleet of regional turboprop and jet aircraft. Aires operated as a regional carrier rather than a full-service legacy airline, offering basic economy cabin service typical of regional Latin American operators. The airline ceased operations in 2010 due to financial difficulties and increased competition in the Colombian aviation market. Though relatively modest in scale compared to Colombia's major carriers, Aires played an important role in regional connectivity for Colombian communities during its decade of operation.
12 Mo Incidents
0
Ave Fleet Age
33.7y
Seat Capacity
1,028
Total Aircraft
6