List of defunct airlines of Spain

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This is a list of defunct airlines of Spain.

Airline Image IATA ICAO Callsign Commenced operations Ceased operations Notes
AeBal-Spanair Link 1999 2008 Renamed Quantum Air[1]
Air Andalucia 2003 2005 [2]
Air Asturias 2006 2007 [3]
Air Comet A7 MPD RED COMET 1996 2009 [4]
Aeronova UX OVA AERONOVA 1996 2015 Rebranded as Air Europa Express[5]
Air Europa Express UX PMI EUROPA 1996 2001 [6]
Air Madrid NM DRD ALADA AIR 2003 2006 [7]
Air Plus Comet 1996 2007 Renamed Air Comet[8]
Air Spain JA AIR SPAIN 1966 1975 [9]
AirClass Airways VSG VISIG 2003 2008 [10]
Alaire 2001
Ándalus Líneas Aéreas EA ANU ANDALUS 2008[11] 2010 [citation needed]
ASL Airlines Spain PV PNR SKYJET 1987 2018 Formerly called PAN Air.
Audeli Air ADI AUDELI
Aviaco AO AYC AVIACO 1948 1999 Merged with Iberia[12]
BCM Airlines 1998 1998 [13]
Binter Mediterraneo AX BIM 1988 2001 Bought by Air Nostrum[14]
Bravo Airlines BQ BBV BRAVO 2004 2008 [15]
Canarias Regional Air FW CNM 1998 2000 [16]
Cargosur 1987 1995 Merged with Iberia[17][18][19]
Centennial Airlines BE CNA 1993 1996 [20]
CLASSA – Concesionaria de Líneas Aéreas Subvencionadas CLASSA 1929 1931 Merged with LAPE[21]
Clickair XG CLI CLICKJET 2006 2009 Merged with Vueling[22][23]
Drenair DRS 1986 2003 [24]
Euro First Air - Canarias Cargo 2000 2000 Cargo airline[25]
Flyant FYA FLYANT 2006 2008 Cargo airline[26]
Flylink Express 2003 2009 [27]
FlySur 2008 2008 TAER Andalus was renamed Flysur in the last months of operation.[28]
Futura International Airways FH FUA FUTURA 1989 2008 [29]
Gadair European Airlines GP GDR Gadair 2007 2009 [30]
Gestair Cargo 2007 2013 Renamed Cygnus Air for the second time.[31]
Girjet 8G GJT BANJET 2003 2008 [32]
Helitt Líneas Aéreas H9 HTH ALBORAN 2011 2014 [33]
Hispania Airways 2011 2012 [34]
Hispania Líneas Aéreas HI HSL Sunbeam 1982 1989 [35]
Hola Airlines H5 HOA HOLA 2002 2010 [36]
Iberworld TY IWD IBERWORLD 1998 2011 [citation needed]
IMD Airways 2008 2009 [37]
Intermediación Aérea IEA 1997 2005 [38]
Islas Airways IF ISW PINTADERA 2003 2012 [citation needed]
LagunAir N7 LGA LAGUNAIR 2003 2008 [39]
LAPE LAPE 1932 1939 Expropriated[40]
Líneas Aéreas Canarias L9 LCN LAC 1985 1990 Bought by Meridiana Air[41]
Líneas Aéreas Navarras 1994 1997 [42]
LTE International Airways XO LTE FUN JET 1987 2008 [43]
Melilla Airlines 2013
Meridiana Air 1990 1992 [44]
Mint Airways IM MIC MINT AIRWAYS 2009 2012 [45]
Navegacion y Servicios Aéreos Canarios ZN NAY NAYSA 1969 2018 Merged into Binter Canarias
Nort Jet EL ENJ Nortjet 1989 1992 [46]
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 [47]
PauknAir PV PAUKNAIR 1995 1998 [48]
Plaza Servicios Aéreos 2006 2008 [49]
Prima Air 1996 1996 [50]
Pronair PRJ PRONAIR 2007 2009 [51]
Pyrenair 2006 2011
Quantum Air QO QTM QUANTUM 2008 2010 Initially named Aerolíneas de Baleares[52]
Rioja Airlines Rioja Airlines 2007 2007 [53]
Ryjet W2 RYJ RYJET 1999 2012 [54]
Saicus Air FYA 2008 2010 Cargo airline[55]
Sky Service Aviation SKT 1992 2005 Merged with Gestair[56]
South Atlantic Airways HRC 2000 2001 [57]
Spanair JK JKK SPANAIR 1986 2012 [58][59]
Spantax BX BXS SPANTAX 1959 1988 Merged into Spanair[60][61]
Tadair TDC Tadair 1990 2003 [62]
TAE – Trabajos Aéreos y Enlaces JK TAE 1966 2000 [63]
TASSA – Trabajos Aéreos del Sahara Eine Douglas DC-7 der TASSA KI TASSA 1961 1965 [64]
Thomas Cook Airlines Balearics H5 CTB SUNNYHEART 2017 2019 [65]
Top Fly TLY 1998 2009 [66]
Transeuropa TR TRANSEUROPA 1965 1982 [67]
Unión Aérea Española 1925 1929 Merged with Concesionaria de Líneas Aéreas Subvencionadas (CLASSA)[68]
Universair 1986 1992 [69]
Viva Air FV VIV VIVA 1988 1998 [70]
Volar Airlines DRS 2001 2005 [71]

See also

References

  1. ^ Aebal
  2. ^ ETN
  3. ^ Airliner World January 2007
  4. ^ Milenio – Air Comet cerrará sus operaciones[permanent dead link]
  5. ^ Informacion Corporativa / Air Europa
  6. ^ "Air Europa Express (1997)". ch-aviation. Retrieved 16 January 2016.
  7. ^ Los pasajeros suspenden a las aerolíneas españolas, El Mundo 18 April 2006
  8. ^ Airlines Remembered; R. Leeuw – Air Plus Comet
  9. ^ Air Spain – Airnieuws archives
  10. ^ aerosecure.de – Aus für zwei spanische Charter-Airlines, 28 March 2008
  11. ^ Rivera, Agustín (3 April 2010). "Andalus airlines, investigada por Fomento y financiada por la Junta, busca inversores para sobrevivir" [Andalus airlines, investigated by Fomento and financed by the Junta, looking for investors to survive] (in Spanish). Málaga: El Confidencial. Archived from the original on 29 November 2020. Andalus Airlines nació en mayo de 2008, tiene su sede operativa en Málaga y emplea a 80 trabajadores. (Andalus airlines was set up in May 2008, its operative base is in Málaga and it has 80 employees.)
  12. ^ Sociedad de Transportes Aviación y Comercio S.A.
  13. ^ Planespotters – BCM Airlines
  14. ^ 56 "World Airline Directory." Flight International. 26 March – 1 April 1997
  15. ^ Bravo Airlines
  16. ^ Canarias Regional Air / Aviationcorner
  17. ^ Planespotters / Cargosur
  18. ^ El Pais, 2 de junio de 1995; Acuerdo en Cargosur para cesar su actividad e integrar parte de la plantilla en Iberia
  19. ^ El Pais, 5 de septiembre de 1989; Cargosur.
  20. ^ España: Un juez instruye la posible quiebra fraudulenta de Centennial Airlines
  21. ^ Historia de los Vuelos Comerciales en España Archived 26 June 2015 at the Wayback Machine
  22. ^ Vueling To Merge With Clickair
  23. ^ Merger Information
  24. ^ Drenair
  25. ^ Airline Colors – Euro First Air/Canarias Cargo
  26. ^ "Directory: World Airlines". Flight International. 3 April 2007. p. 83.
  27. ^ Flylink Express
  28. ^ El Pais
  29. ^ "Futura seeks administration, suspends flights". Reuters. 8 September 2008.
  30. ^ "Directory: World Airlines". Flight International. 3 April 2007. p. 85.
  31. ^ ch-aviation – Gestair sells off cargo subsidiary; now operating as Cygnus Air again
  32. ^ Girjet Fleet
  33. ^ Aerotelegraph – Helitt Líneas Aéreas
  34. ^ Ideal – Hispania Airways aspira a alcanzar 80.000 pasajeros con sus nuevas rutas en Granada
  35. ^ Spanish Airline Buys Boeing Jets – New York Times
  36. ^ "Hola Airlines suspends all operations". Seattle Post-Intelligencer. 16 February 2010.
  37. ^ IMD Airways
  38. ^ Planelogger – Intermediación Aérea Fleet
  39. ^ LagunAir
  40. ^ LAPE
  41. ^ LAC
  42. ^ Qué fue de… Lagun Air | Líneas Aéreas Navarras | Iberline Express | Rioja Airlines
  43. ^ El Mundo
  44. ^ Meridiana Air
  45. ^ Presentada Mint Airways – AVIÓN REVUE; 3 June 2009
  46. ^ "Qué fue de… Air Asturias | Prima Air | Euskal Air- NortJet". Archived from the original on 2016-09-23. Retrieved 2015-06-09.
  47. ^ Orionair website Retrieved 3 February 2007
  48. ^ Aviation-safety
  49. ^ "Plaza Servicios Aéreos". Archived from the original on 2008-10-25. Retrieved 2015-06-13.
  50. ^ "Qué fue de… Air Asturias | Prima Air | Euskal Air- NortJet". Archived from the original on 2016-09-23. Retrieved 2015-06-09.
  51. ^ Castilla-La Mancha: Dos aeropuertos con menos de diez años y sin vuelos
  52. ^ Quantum Air re-branded
  53. ^ Rioja Airlines comunica a sus clientes la suspensión de sus vuelos desde Agoncillo
  54. ^ Ryjet Aerotaxis del Mediterráneo
  55. ^ World Airline News – Saicus Air
  56. ^ Cinco Días – Gestair compra Sky Service y refuerza su posición en vuelos para ejecutivos
  57. ^ South Atlantic Airways Fleet Details and History
  58. ^ World Airline News – Spanair
  59. ^ Flightglobal – Spanair
  60. ^ "Spanish Airline". The New York Times. 30 March 1988. pp. D11. Retrieved 9 November 2009.
  61. ^ "Airline shutdown strands 7,000". Palma de Mallorca: The Associated Press. 30 March 1988. Retrieved 9 November 2009.
  62. ^ Tadair prepara la 40ª promoción de pilotos civiles – El Periodico 10 de Septiembre de 1998
  63. ^ 26/03/1966 – Blanco y Negro – Hemeroteca de ABC
  64. ^ rzjets: TASSA. Retrieved 2 August 2020.
  65. ^ Wet Lease Provider Thomas Cook Balearics Is Insolvent
  66. ^ Top Fly Fleet
  67. ^ Airlines Remembered by BI Hengi, Midland Publishing
  68. ^ Luis Utrilla Navarro & Marcos García Cruzado (2005). Madrid: Aeropuertos Españoles y Navegación Aérea, S.A., ed. Historia de los Aeropuertos de Madrid (I). ISBN 8496456315.
  69. ^ Universair / Airliners
  70. ^ Viva Air Fleet
  71. ^ Flight International 5–11 April 2005

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