AerOasis

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AerOasis
IATA '	ICAO '	Callsign AerOasis
Founded		November, 2006
Hubs		El Dorado International Airport
Fleet size		5
Destinations		12 (2006)
Headquarters		Bogotá, Colombia
Key people		Juan Manuel Pulido, CEO
Website: www.aeroasis.com.co

AerOasis is a low-cost airline, based in Bogotá, Colombia. It was established in June 2006 and hoped to launch domestic services in November 2006, adding international services within 12 months. However, it has yet to obtain an air operators certificate^[1].

Contents 1 Destinations 2 Fleet 3 External links 4 References

[edit] Destinations

^{[citation needed]}

Proposed:

• Cali
• Medellín
• Cartagena
• Santa Marta
• Cúcuta
• San Andrés
• Bucaramanga
• Leticia
• Montería

[edit] Fleet

The AerOasis fleet will consist of the following aircraft^[1] :

• 5 Boeing 737-300

[edit] External links

• AerOasis
• AerOasis route map

[edit] References

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