Aerosegovia

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Aerosegovia
IATA ICAO Callsign
-SGV-
Founded1994
Ceased operationsMarch 2003
Hubs Augusto C. Sandino International Airport
Fleet size3
Destinations6
Headquarters Managua, Nicaragua

Aerosegovia was a charter airline based in Managua, Nicaragua that was formed with the assistance from Aero Caribbean. The airline ceased operations in March 2003 after the Nicaraguan Civil Aeronautics agency revoked the operating license due to lack of spare parts and other irregularities. [1]

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Services

Aerosegovia flew daily flights from Managua to:

In 1999 it operated a route from Managua to Tegucigalpa (Honduras) and on to Havana (Cuba), then the flight returned to Managua through Tegucigalpa.

Fleet

Aerosegovia operated the following aircraft:

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