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Connecting Bolivia and South America's remote destinations.
Founded
1998
Headquarters
La Paz, Bolivia
Amaszonas is a Bolivian airline that operates scheduled passenger services across Bolivia as well as international routes to neighboring South American countries including Argentina, Paraguay, Chile, and Uruguay. The airline focuses on connecting both major urban centers and remote or underserved destinations, particularly in the Amazon basin and lowland regions of Bolivia.
Founded in the 1990s, Amaszonas has grown from a small regional carrier into one of Bolivia's more significant commercial airlines. It has played an important role in improving air connectivity to communities with limited ground transportation options, especially in eastern and northeastern Bolivia.
The airline has operated under various ownership structures and has at times expanded operations under sister brands such as Amaszonas Uruguay and Amaszonas Paraguay, reflecting a broader regional ambition. Financial and operational challenges have periodically affected its network and fleet.
Hubs & network
Amaszonas primarily operates through El Alto International Airport in La Paz and Viru Viru International Airport in Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
Fleet
Amaszonas has operated a fleet primarily composed of ATR 42 and ATR 72 turboprop aircraft, with some jet equipment used on international routes.
Notable facts
- ›Amaszonas serves remote Amazonian communities in Bolivia that lack reliable road access.
- ›The airline has expanded regionally through affiliated brands including Amaszonas Uruguay and Amaszonas Paraguay.
- ›It holds IATA code Z8 and ICAO code AZN.
- ›Amaszonas has been one of the few carriers providing service to Bolivia's eastern lowland towns.
- ›The airline has faced financial difficulties that have led to periodic route suspensions and restructuring.
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