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List of defunct airlines of Spain

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This is a list of defunct airlines of Spain.


Airline Image IATA ICAO Callsign Commenced
operations 		Ceased
operations 		Notes
A
AB Bluestar 2000 2000 Renamed to AeBal. Operated Boeing 717-200[1]
AeBal-Spanair Link
DF ABH AIR BALEAR 1999 2008 Renamed to Quantum Air[2]
Aerlyper 1965 1979 [3]
Aeroflete FW FLETE 1968 1974 Operated Douglas DC-3, Douglas DC-4[4]
Aeromarket Express ARM AMEX 1988 1992 Operated Douglas DC-3[5]
Aeronaves La Dorada ALD DORADA ? ? [6]
Aeronova
UX OVA AERONOVA 1996 2016 Rebranded as Air Europa Express. Operated ATR 42, Fairchild Metro III[7][8]
Aeropublic PUB AEROPUBLIC ? ? [9]
Aerotaxis Axa AXT AEROAXA ? ? [10]
Aerotransporte de España 1977 1984 Operated Douglas DC-3, Douglas DC-6, Fairchild FH-227[11]
Aerovento OTO OTO 1997 2002 Operated Aérospatiale Corvette, Beech King Air C90, Swearingen Metro II[12]
Aeroway AWY AEROWEE ? ? [13]
Air Alboran AHB ALHAMBRA ? ? [14]
Air Andalucia 2003 2005 [15]
Air Asturias
2006 2007 [16]
Air Atlantic QD 1992 1999 Operated Beech 1900D, Swearingen Merlin IV[17]
Air Cargo Spain MW 1983 1987 Operated Douglas DC-8, Swearingen Merlin IV[18]
Air Canarias CAN AIRCAN ? ? [19]
Air Catalunia 1985 1986 Operated Swearingen Merlin IV[20]
Air Catalunya 2001 2002 Operated Fairchild Metro III[21]
Air Comet
A7 MPD RED COMET 1996 2009 [22]
Air Condal JID CONDAL 1974 1979 Operated HS 748[23]
Air Cordoba CDB AIR CORDOBA ? ? [24]
Air España 1984 1986 Renamed to Air Europa[25]
Air Este EET AESTE 2006 2009 Established as Fly LPI. Operated Saab 340, Swearingen Merlin IV[26]
Air Europa Canarias GCE EUROPA CANARIAS 1999 2001 Regional airline. Operated Boeing 737-300[27]
Air Europa Express UX PMI EUROPA 1996 2001 [28]
Air Madrid
NM DRD ALADA AIR 2003 2006 [29]
Air Pack Express
PCK 2004 2008 Operated Cessna Caravan[30]
Air Plus Comet
1996 2007 Renamed Air Comet[22]
Air Spain
JA AIR SPAIN 1966 1975 [31]
AirClass Airways
VSG VISIG 2003 2008 [32]
AirSur
KG NCR NACAR 1986 1991 Established as Canafrica Transportes Aereos. Operated BAe 146, Douglas DC-9, MD-83[33]
Alaire ALR 2001 2017 Operated HS 748, Cessna Cargomaster[34]
Ándalus Líneas Aéreas
EA ANU ANDALUS 2008 2010 [35]
Andalusair AAN ANDALUSAIR 1999 2000 Operated Airbus A320-231[36]
Arcadia 1999 1999 Operated DC-10-30[37]
ARM Palfe ARM AMEX 1989 1999 Established as Aeromarket Express. Operated Douglas DC-3, Piper Aztec[38]
Artac Aviación AVS ARTAC 2002 2006 Operated Swearingen Merlin IV[39]
ASL Airlines Spain
PV PNR SKYJET 1987 2018 Formerly called PAN Air.
Atlantic Airways RCU AIR COURIER 1999 2003 Established as Air Atlantic (Spain) in 1992[40]
Audeli Air ADI AUDELI 1987 2005 Renamed to Gestair Airlines
Aviaco
AO AYC AVIACO 1948 1999 Merged with Iberia[41]
Azimut AZT AZIMUT 1997 1997 [42]
B
Barair BAI BARAI ? ? [43]
Basaer 1996 2000 Operated Douglas DC-7[44]
BCM Airlines
TY BCM BCM AIRLINES 1996 1998 Operated Airbus A320-231[45]
Binter Mediterraneo
AX BIM BINTER 1988 2001 Bought by Air Nostrum[46]
Boreal Aviación BRV BOREAL AVIACION 1999 2030 Operated Airbus A320-231[47]
Bravo Airlines
BQ BBV BRAVO 2004 2008 [48]
C
CAETA (Compañía Anonima Española de Transporte Aéreo) 1939 1940 Merged into Lineas Aereas Postales Españolas[49]
CANA (Compañía Auxiliar De Navegación Aérea) 1947 1949 Founded by Ultano Kindelan. Operated Miles Aerovan, Miles Gemini, Miles Messenger, Siebel Si 204[50]
Canarias Aeronautica 2008 2010 Renamed to Canaryfly[51]
Canarias Air Cargo CCS CANARIAS CARGO 1995 2000 Operated Douglas DC-8[52]
Canarias Regional Air
FW CNM CANARIAS AIR 1998 2000 [53]
Cargosur
OW OWS CARGOSUR 1987 1995 Merged with Iberia. Operated Douglas DC-8-62[54][55][56]
Centennial Airlines
BE CNA CANNON 1993 1996 [57]
CLASSA (Concesionaria de Líneas Aéreas Subvencionadas)
CLASSA 1929 1931 Merged with LAPE[58]
Clickair
XG CLI CLICKJET 2006 2009 Merged with Vueling[59][60]
Cosmo Airlines
KOM BLACKEAGLE 2012 2012 Operated Airbus A320-200[61]
CTA (Canafrica Transportes Aereos)
KG NCR NACAR 1985 1987 Renamed to Canafrica. Operated Douglas DC-8, MD-83[62]
Cygnus Air
XG RGN CYGNUS AIR 1998 2007
D
Delta Aviation DET DELTA AVIATION ? ? [63]
Delta Jet DEJ DELTA JET ? ? [64]
Drenair
DRS 1986 2003 [65]
E
Euro Continental Air ECN EURO CONTINENTAL 2004 2006 Operated Swearingen Merlin IV[66]
Euro First Air - Canarias Cargo
EFA CARGOCANARIAS 2000 2000 Cargo airline[67]
European Air Cargo 1992 2002 [68]
European Regions Airlines
EA EUA GOLDEN ANGEL 1998 2000 Operated Embraer 145[69]
Evelop Airlines
E9 EVE EVELOP 2013 2021 Merged with Orbes to form Iberojet. Operated Airbus A320-200, Airbus A330-200, Airbus A330-300, Airbus A330-900[70][71][72]
F
Flyant
FYA FLYANT 2006 2008 Cargo airline[73]
Flylink Express
2003 2009 [74]
FlySur
2008 2008 TAER Andalus was renamed Flysur in the last months of operation.[75]
Futura International Airways
FH FUA FUTURA 1989 2008 [76]
G
Gadair European Airlines
GP GDR GADAIR 2007 2009 [77]
Gestair Cargo
XG RGN REGIONAL LINEAS 2007 2013 Renamed Cygnus Air for the second time.[78]
Girjet
8G GJT BANJET 2003 2008 [79]
GoodFly
2011 2013 Operated Beech 1900D, Fairchild Metro III, Fokker 50, MD-87, Saab 340B[80]
H
Helitt Líneas Aéreas
H9 HTH ALBORAN 2011 2014 [81]
Hispania Airways
2011 2012 [82]
Hispania Líneas Aéreas
HI HSL Sunbeam 1982 1989 [83]
Hola Airlines
H5 HOA HOLA 2002 2010 [84]
I
Iberworld
TY IWD IBERWORLD 1998 2011 [citation needed]
IMD Airways 2008 2009 [85]
Intermediación Aérea
IEA 1997 2005 [86]
Islas Airways
IF ISW PINTADERA 2003 2012 [citation needed]
L
LagunAir
N7 LGA LAGUNAIR 2003 2008 [87]
LAPE
LAPE 1932 1939 Expropriated[88]
Líneas Aéreas Canarias
L9 LCN LAC 1985 1990 Bought by Meridiana Air[89]
Líneas Aéreas Navarras
1994 1997 [90]
LTE International Airways
XO LTE FUN JET 1987 2008 [91]
M
Melilla Airlines
2013
Meridiana Air
1990 1992 [92]
Mint Airways
IM MIC MINT AIRWAYS 2009 2012 [93]
N
Navegacion y Servicios Aéreos Canarios
ZN NAY NAYSA 1969 2018 Merged into Binter Canarias
Nort Jet
EL ENJ Nortjet 1989 1992 [94]
O
Oasis Airlines
OB AAN Oasis 1986 1996 [citation needed]
Orbest Orizonia Airlines
TY IWD IBERWORLD 2011 2013 [citation needed]
Orionair
ORI RED GLOBE 2004 2008 [95]
P
PauknAir
PV PAUKNAIR 1995 1998 [96]
Plaza Servicios Aéreos
2006 2008 [97]
Prima Air
1996 1996 [94]
Pronair
PRJ PRONAIR 2007 2009 [98]
Pyrenair
2006 2011
Q
Quantum Air
QO QTM QUANTUM 2008 2010 Initially named Aerolíneas de Baleares[99]
R
Rioja Airlines
Rioja Airlines 2007 2007 [100]
Ryjet
W2 RYJ RYJET 1999 2012 [101]
S
Saicus Air
FYA 2008 2010 Cargo airline[102]
Sky Service Aviation
SKT 1992 2005 Merged with Gestair[103]
South Atlantic Airways
HRC 2000 2001 [104]
Spanair
JK JKK SPANAIR 1986 2012 [105][106]
Spantax
BX BXS SPANTAX 1959 1988 Merged into Spanair[107][108]
T
Tadair
TDC Tadair 1990 2003 [109]
TAE – Trabajos Aéreos y Enlaces
JK TAE 1966 2000 [110]
TASSA – Trabajos Aéreos del Sahara
Eine Douglas DC-7 der TASSA		 KI TASSA 1961 1965 [111]
Thomas Cook Airlines Balearics
H5 CTB SUNNYHEART 2017 2021 [112]
Top Fly
TLY 1998 2009 [113]
Transeuropa
TR TRANSEUROPA 1965 1982 [114]
U
Unión Aérea Española
1925 1929 Merged with Concesionaria de Líneas Aéreas Subvencionadas (CLASSA)[115]
Universair
1986 1992 [116]
V
Viva Air
FV VIV VIVA 1988 1998 [117]
Volar Airlines
DRS 2001 2005 [118]

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See also

References

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  89. ^ LAC
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