Líneas Aéreas Allegro

Líneas Aéreas Allegro was a scheduled/charter passenger airline from Mexico and US. Allegro Airlines offered 212 domestic and international flights to the U.S. every week.

Líneas Aéreas Allegro

IATA LL ICAO GRO Callsign ALLEGRO
Founded	1992
Ceased operations	2004
Hubs	General Mariano Escobedo International Airport
Headquarters	Monterrey
Website	http://www.allegro.com.mx (OFFLINE)

Company history

Allegro was founded in 1992 by Fernando Padilla and Eduardo Alfaro . It operated scheduled and charter passenger flights from Cancún, Quintana Roo, and Mexico City to points in the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, Central America and South America. The home base was in Monterrey, Nuevo León.^[1]

Allegro operated until 2004 when it was ordered by a Phoenix court to return all aircraft to the lessors.^[2]

Destinations

• Acapulco
• Atlanta
• Austin/Bergstrom
• Boston
• Calgary
• Cancun
• Chicago/O'Hare
• Chichen Itza
• Cincinnati
• Cleveland
• Dallas/Fort Worth
• Denver
• Fargo
• Guadalajara
• Helena
• Kansas City
• Liberia
• Los Angeles
• Louisville
• Mexico City
• Oakland
• Oklahoma City
• Philadelphia
• Phoenix
• Punta Cana
• Saint John's
• San Francisco
• Tampico
• Tijuana

Fleet details

• Operated 25 different Boeing 727-200 throughout its history
• Operated 13 different MD-82 and MD-83 throughout its history
• Operated 3 different Douglas DC-9-14 throughout its history

Incidents

On 5/14/1996 Allegro flight 401, a chartered DC-9 from Orlando, FL to Cancun, Mexico crashed short of the runway while attempting an emergency landing in Tampico, Mexico. There were no fatalities among the 46 occupants but the plane was damaged beyond repair.

• Accident report

External links

• Fleet Data and aircraft picture

References