Cubana de AviaciónCUB/ CU

Cubana de Aviación, founded in 1929 and headquartered in Havana, Cuba, is the flag carrier and largest airline of Cuba, operating both domestic and international passenger services. The airline serves as a key link for travel between Cuba and destinations across the Caribbean, Central America, Mexico, Canada, and select European cities, with Havana's José Martí International Airport serving as its primary hub. As Cuba's state-owned carrier, Cubana de Aviación operates a full-service model offering economy and business-class cabins on international routes, and maintains a frequent flyer program for its loyal customers. The airline has faced significant operational and financial challenges in recent decades due to the U.S. embargo on Cuba and aging infrastructure, which have limited fleet modernization and expansion. Despite these constraints, Cubana de Aviación remains an essential carrier for connecting Cuba to the broader aviation network and plays an important cultural role as the nation's primary international airline.