Connecting Peru's regions by air.
Founded
1975
Headquarters
Lima, Peru
Aero Condor Peru was a Peruvian regional airline that operated domestic routes throughout Peru, serving destinations not easily accessible by other means of transport. The carrier played a role in linking remote Andean and Amazonian communities with major urban centers such as Lima.
The airline operated during a period of growth in Peruvian regional aviation but faced significant financial and operational challenges over time. Aero Condor Peru eventually ceased operations, leaving a gap in regional connectivity for some of the destinations it had served.
During its operational years, the airline utilized smaller turboprop and piston aircraft suited to Peru's varied terrain, including high-altitude airports and short jungle airstrips.
Hubs & network
Aero Condor Peru primarily operated from Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima, with services to various regional airports across Peru.
Fleet
The airline operated a mix of small turboprop and piston-engine aircraft suited for regional and remote Peruvian routes.
Notable facts
- ›Aero Condor Peru served remote destinations in the Andes and Amazon basin not well-served by larger carriers.
- ›The airline ceased operations due to financial difficulties.
- ›It held IATA code Q6 and ICAO code CDP with callsign CONDOR-PERU.
- ›The carrier was one of several small regional airlines operating in Peru during the late 20th century.
- ›Its routes helped connect isolated communities to Peru's national air network.
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