List of defunct airlines of Mexico

This is a list of defunct airlines of Mexico.[1][2]

Airline	Image	IATA	ICAO	Callsign	Commenced operations	Ceased operations	Notes
AEISA			XSS	Aero Express Intercontinental SA	2002	2003
Aéreo Calafia			CFV		1992	2016	Renamed Calafia Airlines
Aero California		JR	SER	AEROCALIFORNIA	1960	2008	Destinations and assetts acquired by Interjet
Aero Cuahonte			CUA	AEROCUAHONTE	1957	2007
Aero Ejecutivo		SX	AJO	Aeroexo	1973	1993	Renamed "Aeroexo"
Aero Eslava				Aeroeslava	1991	1993
Aero Feliz		XA			1990	1992
Aero Fiesta Mexicana			FIT		1990s	1990s
Aero Jet Express			AJE	JET EXPRESS	2005	2007
Aero León					1978	1983
Aero Libertad		OQ			1988	1996
Aero Sudpacífico			SDP	Sudpacifico	1990	1997
Aerocancun		RE	ACU		1989	1999	Oasis Group (owner) went bankrupt
Aerocaribe		QA	CBE	Aerocaribe	1975	2005	Rebranded as MexicanaClick
AeroCedros					1992	2003
Aerocomponentes Internacionales					1945	2006
Aerocozumel		AZ	AZM		1978	2002	Merged with Aerocaribe
AeroExo		SX	AJO	Aeroejecutivo	1993	2000	Merged into Aviacsa
Aerolinair			ERN	Blue Hawk		2004
Aerolíneas Bonanza			BNZ		1972	1975	Merged into Aerocaribe
Aerolíneas Internacionales		N2	LNT	LINEAINT	1994	2003
Aerolitoral		5D	SLI		1989	2007	Rebranded as Aeroméxico Connect
Aeroméxico Travel		AM	ATE	TRAVEL	2008	2011
Aeromexpress		QO	MPX	AEROMEXPRESS	1990	2004	Merged into AeroMéxico Cargo
Aeromonterrey		7M	MOT		1991	1995
Aeronaves de México		AM	AMX		1934	1988	Rebranded as Aerovias de Mexico and currently operates as Aeromexico
AeroPacifico			APF		1989	1992
Aeropostal Cargo de México			PCG	POSTAL CARGO	2003	2010	Rebranded as PCG de México
Aeroservicios de California					1966	1978	[3]
Aerovias Guest			AVG	GUEST	1946	1963	Merged with Aeronaves de Mexico
Air Cortez					1987	1986
Aladia Airlines		9A	AYD	AIRLINES ALADIA	2006	2008	License still remains technically valid
ALMA de México		C4	MSO	ALMA	2006	2008	Ceased operations due to 2008 global financial crisis
Aviación del Noroeste		OC	ANW		1988	1996	Acquired by TAESA
Aviacsa		6A	CHP	AVIACSA	1990	2009	Suspended by SCT
Avolar		V5	VLI	Avolar	2005	2008	Tijuana hub and routes taken over by Volaris
Azteca Cargo				AVA	1994	1995
Century Aviation					2003	2003	Failed project
CESA Cargo					2006	2008
COAPA Air			OAP		2000	2009
Coculum Aeronáutica					1948	1962
Danaus Lineas Aéreas			NAU	Danaus AL	2012	2014
DGO Jet			DGO		1995	1998
Estrellas del Aire			ETA	ESTRELLAS	1991	1996	Fleet acquired by Aerolíneas Internacionales and Allegro.
Facts Air			FCS		2000	2005
Gacela Air Cargo			GIG		2001	2008
Global Air			DMJ	DAMOJH	2003	2018	License revoked due to 2018 accident in Cuba
LaTur		LP	LPT	LATUR	1988	1992	Acquired by TAESA
LAMCASA Carga			LMC		1996	2004
Líneas Aéreas Allegro		LL	GRO	ALLEGRO	1992	2004
Líneas Aéreas Azteca		ZE	LCD	LINEAS AZTECA	2000	2007
Mexicana de Aviación		MX	MXA	MEXICANA	1921	2010	Went bankrupt; declared insolvent
MexicanaClick		QA	CBE	CLICK	2005	2010
MexicanaLink		I6	MXI	LINK	2009	2010
Mexicana Cargo					1990s	1987
Mexicargo		GJ	MXC	Mexicargo	1991	2001
Mex-Jet			MJT		2001	2005	Rebranded as VigoJet
Nova Air			PMO	POLAR MEXICO	2004	2008
Planet Airways					2007	2007	Rebranded as PanAm Air Cargo
Puebla Air Lines			LPA	LINEASPAL	1985	1995	Acquired by TAESA
Quassar			QUA	QUASSAR	1992	1995
Regional Cargo		F2	RCQ	Regional	2006	2011
SARO		UF	SRO	AEREOS ORIENTE	1991	1995	Went bankrupt due to the 1994 Mexican peso crisis
Servicios Aéreos de Carga Express					1992	2000
Servicios Aeronáuticos de Oriente			SVO	SERVIORIENTE	1995	2003
SETRA
StatusAir
TAESA Lineas Aéreas		GD	TEJ	Transejecutivos	1988	2000	Later formed into Líneas Aéreas Azteca
Transportes Aéreos del Centro de México					1957	1987	Acquired by West Air and renamed Westair de Mexico
Vuelamex					2002	2002	Failed project
Westair de Mexico					1987	2003

See also

• List of airlines of Mexico
• List of airports in Mexico

References

1. "The World's leading Airline Intelligence Provider since 1998". ch-aviation.com. Retrieved 2019-03-25.
2. "Since 1997, ATDB is the only service providing an accurate global and permanently updated details of all worldwide transport aircraft, airlines, private and government operators - and leasing companies". aerotransport.org. Retrieved 2019-03-25.
3. Grimm, Ernie (2 December 2004). "Nonstop to Wild Goats". San Diego Reader. Retrieved 22 March 2016.