P9 · Inactive
Nas Air
Mali

16
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6
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Connecting Peru's cities with affordable air travel.
Founded
2008
Headquarters
Lima, Peru
Peruvian Airlines was a Peruvian low-cost carrier that operated domestic routes within Peru, as well as some international services. The airline focused on providing affordable air travel to secondary cities not well served by larger carriers, helping to expand aviation access across the country.
Founded in 2008, the airline grew to serve numerous destinations throughout Peru, competing with larger carriers such as LATAM Peru and Avianca Peru. Peruvian Airlines suspended operations in 2019 amid financial difficulties and regulatory challenges, leaving many passengers and employees affected by its sudden closure.
Hubs & network
Peruvian Airlines primarily operated out of Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima.
Fleet
The airline operated a fleet consisting mainly of Boeing 737 aircraft in various series.
Notable facts
- ›Peruvian Airlines ceased operations in September 2019 due to financial and regulatory issues.
- ›The airline focused heavily on domestic routes connecting Lima with provincial cities.
- ›It served destinations in the Amazonian and Andean regions often underserved by other carriers.
- ›The airline's suspension left thousands of passengers stranded or seeking refunds.
- ›Peruvian Airlines was considered a low-cost carrier targeting budget-conscious travelers.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Connecting Mali and West Africa with reliable regional air service
Nas Air is a Malian carrier operating regional air services across West Africa. Based in Mali, the airline serves passengers seeking connectivity within the region. Limited public information is available regarding its full operational history and network scope.
Primary Hubs
Cabin Classes
Economy
Fleet Note
Nas Air operates a small regional fleet typical of West African carriers, likely comprising turboprop or narrow-body jet aircraft suited to short and medium-haul routes.
AI-assisted overview, verified against public sources.
Primary hubs
Jorge Chávez International AirportLIM · 6 rtsCoronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International AirportIQT · 2 rtsCap FAP David Abenzur Rengifo International AirportPCL · 2 rtsRodríguez Ballón International AirportAQP · 2 rtsPAF Captain Guillermo Concha Iberico International AirportPIU · 1 rtsCoronel FAP Carlos Ciriani Santa Rosa International AirportTCQ · 1 rts
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Route network
IQT → LIM737
LIM → AQP737
LIM → CUZ737
LIM → IQT737
PCL → IQT737
PCL → LIM737
PIU → LIM737
TCQ → AQP737
AQP → LIM737
AQP → TCQ737
CUZ → LIM737
IQT → PCL737
LIM → PCL737
LIM → PIU737
LIM → TPP737
TPP → LIM737
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Encyclopaedia
Nas Air may refer to:flynas, formerly Nas Air, Saudi Arabia Nasair, Nasair Eritrea
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Arab News· 10/8/2026
Nas Air spreads its wings further, adds new routes
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Al Arabiya English· 11/18/2013
Saudi low-cost carrier plans expansion into Europe, Asia
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What Happened To flynas' Fleet Of Boeing 747 Aircraft?
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FlyTeam· 6/21/2025
Montreal (YUL) to Nassau (NAS) Flight Schedule
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Hotelier Middle East· 12/13/2012
Nas Air eyes 2014 IPO to finance $2b jet purchase
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Eritrea Ministry Of Information· 2/3/2013
Nas-Air commences direct flight to Aden
Read at Eritrea Ministry Of Information
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