Avianca Costa Rica
Founded in 1945, began operating flights in 1946, and
was designated the national air carrier of Costa Rica in 1949.
Formerly known as Lineas Aereas Costarricenses S.A. (LACSA).
Headquartered at the Juan Santamaria International Airport,
which is near the cities of Alajuela and San Juan.
Operates scheduled flights to more then 30 destinations
in Central America, South America, and North America.
DESTINATIONS:
Canada: Toronto-Pearson International Airport (Toronto)
Colombia: El Dorado International Airport (Bogota)
Costa Rica: Juan Santamaría International Airport (San Jose)
El Salvador: Cuscatlan International Airport (San Salvador)
Guatemala: La Aurora International Airport (Guatemala City)
Honduras: Toncontin International Airport (Tegucigalpa)
Honduras: Ramon Villeda Morales International Airport (San Pedro Sula)
Mexico: Benito Juarez International Airport (Mexico City)
Panama: Tocumen International Airport (Panama City)
Peru: Jorge Chavez International Airport (Lima)
United States: New York JFK Airport (New York City)
United States: Miami International Airport (Miami)
Venezuela: Simon Bolívar International Airport (Caracas)
Nature Air
Operates scheduled international and domestic flights
and on-demand charter flights.
Headquartered at the Juan Santamaria International Airport,
which is near the cities of Alajuela and San Juan.
The airline was founded in 1990 as Travel Air and it
received its current name in 2000. Nature Air was
declared a carbon neutral airline by the government of
Costa Rica in 2004. The airline is also one of the main
sponsors of the
NatureKids Foundation.
INTERNATIONAL DESTINATIONS:
- Bocas del Toro (Panama)
- Managua (Nicaragua)
DOMESTIC DESTINATIONS:
Arenal (Guanacaste Province)
Drake Bay (Osa Peninsula, Puntasrenas Province)
Golfito (Puntarenas Province, near Panama border)
Liberia (Guanacaste Province capital city)
Nosara (Guanacaste Province)
Palmar Sur (Puntarenas Province)
Puerto Jimenez (Osa Peninsula largest town, Puntasrenas Province)
Punta Islita (Nicoya Peninsula, Guanacaste Province)
Quepos (Puntarenas Province)
San Jose City (San Jose Province)
Tamarindo (Guanacaste Province)
Tambor (Nicoya Peninsula, Puntarenas Province)
Tortuguero (Limon Province)
Sansa Regional Airlines
Headquartered at the Juan Santamaria International Airport,
which is near the cities of Alajuela and San Juan.
Operates scheduled flights as part of the TACA Airlines
regional airline system.
- Barra Del Colorado
- Coto 47 Airport
- Drake Bay
- Golfito
- King's Landing
- Liberia
- Nosara
- Palmar Sur
- Puerto Jimenez
- Punta Islita
- Quepos
- Samara-Carrillo
- San Jose
- Tamarindo
- Tambor
- Tortuguero
- Vale, The
Former Costa Rican Airlines
Paradise Air
Began operating air charter flights in Costa Rica
in 2000. Ceased operating on May 16, 1023.
SHUT-DOWN ANNOUNCEMENT FROM PARADISE AIR:
"Effective May 16, 2013, Paradise Air has ceased air charter operations
in Costa Rica and will no longer be able to complete further charter
flights. If you have a confirmed reservation please make alternate
arrangements for you or your client's travel. A representative
will be in touch to coordinate refunds or pre-paid charter
funds due your company."
Aero Costa Rica (1992-1997)
Costa Rica Skies (founded: 2002, flights: 2006-2008)
About Costa Rica's Airlines
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Wikipedia "Airlines of Costa Rica" Category
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Wikipedia "Airlines of Costa Rica" List
Air Travel in Costa Rica
Other Transportation in Costa Rica
Costa Rica Travel Guide
Central America Travel Guide
