Mexican low-cost carrier connecting domestic destinations.
Founded
1992
Headquarters
Mexico City, Mexico
Consorcio Aviaxsa, operating as Aviacsa, was a Mexican airline that provided domestic and limited international air services. Founded in the 1990s, it grew to become one of Mexico's significant carriers, competing with larger rivals such as Aeroméxico and Mexicana.
The airline operated a fleet primarily composed of Boeing 737 aircraft and served numerous Mexican cities along with select destinations in the United States. Aviacsa positioned itself as a budget-friendly option for Mexican travelers.
Aviacsa suspended operations in 2009 after facing severe financial difficulties, including fuel debt and regulatory issues with Mexican aviation authorities. The airline was never able to resume scheduled services and effectively ceased to exist as an operating carrier.
Hubs & network
Aviacsa primarily operated from Mexico City's Benito Juárez International Airport as its main hub.
Fleet
Aviacsa operated a fleet composed mainly of Boeing 737-200 and Boeing 737-300 aircraft.
Notable facts
- ›Aviacsa suspended all flight operations in June 2009 due to financial and regulatory problems.
- ›The airline was grounded by Mexican aviation authority DGAC over safety and debt concerns.
- ›At its peak, Aviacsa served over 20 destinations within Mexico and some U.S. routes.
- ›The airline competed directly with Mexicana and Aeroméxico in the domestic market.
- ›Aviacsa never resumed operations after its 2009 suspension and ceased to exist as an airline.
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