Atsa Airlines

Atsa, under the support of the Romero Group, began operations in 1980, dedicating itself to the corporate charter flight service . The initial fleet consisted of one Jet Citation Eagle and two PA-31T Piper Cheyenne IIs. In 1987, cargo operations began with the Shell oil company, in the Camisea area. For this service, two Beechcraft 1900 aircraft were acquired, which together with the Piper aircraft carried out charter passenger transport flights.

Operations soon expanded to Bolivia with the transportation of oil palm to Industrias Fino de Santa Cruz . This service was carried out with an L-188 aircraft, which later also carried out cabotage operations in Angola, until 1991. In 1999 the Citation was replaced by the IAI 1125 Astra, improving the executive transport service. A few years later, the second cargo plane, an Antonov An-26 was acquired.

In 2010, the first of two Fokker 50s was acquired for passenger transport operations with Repsol, joined by a second in 2013. A year later, the company's first An-32 arrives, strengthening the cargo transportation service. The following year, the cargo capacity was increased with the acquisition of more aircraft of the same type until there were four units. These aircraft carried out operations mainly for the oil industry at the airfields of the Falkland Islands, Nuevo Mundo, Trompeteros, Andoas and Pucallpa. Two Super King aircraft and a G200 Jet were purchased for VIP transport. In 2013, the MEDEVAC business unit was created with a B-200 and a PA-41 certified as air ambulances, a service that would later be expanded to an international scope with the certification of the Astra jet as an ambulance.

In 2014, Atsa was certified to perform aerial work in the Radio AIDS Calibration modality, starting a new line of business both in Peru and other South American countries. In July 2017, thanks to the larger commercial fleet of Fokker 50s and Dash Q400s, Atsa began operating commercial flights to Chachapoyas from Lima.^[2] ATSA would soon obtain four new domestic destinations and continue their operations.

As of 2024, Atsa Airlines operates scheduled routes between the following airports:

Country	City	Airport	Notes	Refs
Peru	Chachapoyas	Chachapoyas Airport
	Huánuco	Alférez FAP David Figueroa Fernandini Airport
	Jaén	Jaén Airport
	Lima	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Hub
	Tingo María	Tingo María Airport
	Mazamari	Mayor Nancy Flores Páucar Airport

The Atsa Airlines fleet consists of the following aircraft (as of June 2024):^[3]

Atsa Airlines used to fly the following types of aircraft:^[4]

• On March 17, 2024, an Atsa Airlines Dash Q400 (OB-2195) flying from Mazamari to Lima, was ascending out of Mazamari when the crew needed to shut down the left engine due to loss of oil pressure. The crew decided to divert to Pucallpa, where the aircraft landed safely.

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