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Amaszonas

Bolivia

Routes

Hubs

AZN

ICAO

IATA

Primary hubs

El Alto International AirportLPB · 9 rts Viru Viru International AirportVVI · 5 rts Capitan Oriel Lea Plaza AirportTJA · 4 rts Alcantarí International AirportSRE · 3 rts El Trompillo AirportSRZ · 3 rts Yacuiba AirportBYC · 2 rts

Route network map (39 legs)

Leaflet © OpenStreetMap © CARTO

Route network

AQP → LPBCRJ

ASU → VVICRJ

BYC → SRZSWM

BYC → TJASWM

CBB → LPBCRJ

CBB → VVICRJ

CUZ → LPBCRJ

LPB → AQPCRJ

LPB → CBBCRJ

LPB → CUZCRJ

LPB → POISWM

LPB → RBQSWM CRJ

LPB → SRECRJ

LPB → TJACRJ

LPB → UYUCRJ

LPB → VVICRJ

ORU → CBBSWM

ORU → SRZSWM

POI → LPBSWM

RBQ → LPBSWM CRJ

RBQ → TDDSWM

SRE → LPBCRJ

SRE → TJACRJ

SRE → VVICRJ

SRZ → BYCSWM

SRZ → ORUSWM

SRZ → TDDSWM

TDD → RBQSWM

TDD → SRZSWM

TJA → BYCSWM

TJA → LPBCRJ

TJA → SRECRJ

TJA → VVICRJ

UYU → LPBCRJ

VVI → ASUCRJ

VVI → CBBCRJ

VVI → LPBCRJ

VVI → SRECRJ

VVI → TJACRJ

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

CRJ26 routes SWM15 routes

Encyclopaedia

Línea Aérea Amaszonas S.A. later operating as Amas Bolivia was a regional airline based in Bolivia, headquartered in Santa Cruz de la Sierra with its administrative center in La Paz. It operated scheduled and chartered short-haul passenger flights throughout the northern and northeastern regions of the country as well as to neighboring Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Chile and Paraguay, with its network's hub that was located at El Alto International Airport. It was acquired by NELLA Airlines Group in August 2021 and sold to businessman Luiz Divino in September 2023.

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