List of defunct airlines of Spain

This is a list of defunct airlines of Spain.

Airline Image IATA ICAO Callsign Commenced operations Ceased operations Notes
AeBal-Spanair Link19992008Renamed Quantum Air[1]
Air Andalucia20032005[2]
Air Asturias20062007[3]
Air CometA7MPDRED COMET19962009[4]
Aeronova UXOVAAERONOVA19962015Rebranded as Air Europa Express[5]
Air Europa ExpressUXPMIEUROPA19962001[6]
Air MadridNMDRDALADA AIR20032006[7]
Air Plus Comet19962007Renamed Air Comet[8]
Air SpainJAAIR SPAIN19661975[9]
AirClass AirwaysVSGVISIG20032008[10]
Alaire2001
Ándalus Líneas AéreasEAANUANDALUS2008[11]2010
ASL Airlines SpainPVPNRSKYJET19872018Formerly called PAN Air.
Audeli AirADIAUDELI
AviacoAOAYCAVIACO19481999Merged with Iberia[12]
BCM Airlines19981998[13]
Binter MediterraneoAXBIM19882001Bought by Air Nostrum[14]
Bravo AirlinesBQBBVBRAVO20042008[15]
Canarias Regional AirFWCNM19982000[16]
Cargosur19871995Merged with Iberia[17][18][19]
Centennial AirlinesBECNA19931996[20]
CLASSA – Concesionaria de Líneas Aéreas SubvencionadasCLASSA19291931Merged with LAPE[21]
ClickairXGCLICLICKJET20062009Merged with Vueling[22][23]
DrenairDRS19862003[24]
Euro First Air - Canarias Cargo20002000Cargo airline[25]
FlyantFYAFLYANT20062008Cargo airline[26]
Flylink Express20032009[27]
FlySur20082008TAER Andalus was renamed Flysur in the last months of operation.[28]
Futura International AirwaysFHFUAFUTURA19892008[29]
Gadair European AirlinesGPGDRGadair20072009[30]
Gestair Cargo20072013Renamed Cygnus Air for the second time.[31]
Girjet8GGJTBANJET20032008[32]
Helitt Líneas AéreasH9HTHALBORAN20112014[33]
Hispania Airways20112012[34]
Hispania Líneas AéreasHIHSLSunbeam19821989[35]
Hola AirlinesH5HOAHOLA20022010[36]
IberworldTYIWDIBERWORLD19982011
IMD Airways20082009[37]
Intermediación AéreaIEA19972005[38]
Islas AirwaysIFISWPINTADERA20032012
LagunAirN7LGALAGUNAIR20032008[39]
LAPELAPE19321939Expropriated[40]
Líneas Aéreas CanariasL9LCNLAC19851990Bought by Meridiana Air[41]
Líneas Aéreas Navarras19941997[42]
LTE International AirwaysXOLTEFUN JET19872008[43]
Melilla Airlines2013
Meridiana Air19901992[44]
Mint AirwaysIMMICMINT AIRWAYS20092012[45]
Navegacion y Servicios Aéreos CanariosZNNAYNAYSA19692018Merged into Binter Canarias
Nort JetELENJNortjet19891992[46]
Oasis AirlinesOBAANOasis19861996
Orbest Orizonia AirlinesTYIWDIBERWORLD20112013
OrionairORIRED GLOBE20042008[47]
PauknAirPVPAUKNAIR19951998[48]
Plaza Servicios Aéreos20062008[49]
Prima Air19961996[50]
PronairPRJPRONAIR20072009[51]
Pyrenair20062011
Quantum AirQOQTMQUANTUM20082010Initially named Aerolíneas de Baleares[52]
Rioja AirlinesRioja Airlines20072007[53]
RyjetW2RYJRYJET19992012[54]
Saicus AirFYA20082010Cargo airline[55]
Sky Service AviationSKT19922005Merged with Gestair[56]
South Atlantic AirwaysHRC20002001[57]
SpanairJKJKKSPANAIR19862012[58][59]
SpantaxBXBXSSPANTAX19591988Merged into Spanair[60][61]
TadairTDCTadair19902003[62]
TAE – Trabajos Aéreos y EnlacesJKTAE19662000[63]
TASSA – Trabajos Aéreos del SaharaKITASSA19611965[64]
Thomas Cook Airlines BalearicsH5CTBSUNNYHEART20172019[65]
Top FlyTLY19982009[66]
TranseuropaTRTRANSEUROPA19651982[67]
Unión Aérea Española19251929Merged with Concesionaria de Líneas Aéreas Subvencionadas (CLASSA)[68]
Universair19861992[69]
Viva AirFVVIVVIVA19881998[70]
Volar AirlinesDRS20012005[71]

See also

References
  1. Aebal
  2. ETN
  3. Airliner World January 2007
  4. Milenio – Air Comet cerrará sus operaciones
  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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