Copa Airlines
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| Historia | ||||
| Data założenia | 1944 | |||
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| Rozpoczęcie działalności | 1947 | |||
| Lokalizacja | ||||
| Państwo | ||||
| Baza | ||||
| Węzeł | ||||
| Węzeł rezerwowy | Port lotniczy Juan Santamaria, Port lotniczy Augusto C. Sandino, Port lotniczy Gwatemala-La Aurora | |||
| Kooperacja | ||||
| Program lojalnościowy | ConnectMiles | |||
| Sojusz | ||||
| Powiązania | Presidents Club | |||
| Flota | ||||
| Liczba samolotów | 88 | |||
| Liczba tras | 45 | |||
| Przedsiębiorstwo | ||||
| Siedziba | ||||
| Członkowie zarządu | Pedro Heilbron, Victor Vial | |||
| Udziałowcy | Copa Holdings, S.A. | |||
| Skytrax |
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| Strona internetowa | ||||
Boeing 737-9 MAX linii lotniczych Copa Airlines w Porcie lotniczym Johna F. Kennedy’ego w Nowym Jorku
Samoloty Copa Airlines na lotnisku w Panamie
Embraer 190 Copa Airlines w Manaus
W lipcu 2011 roku Copa Airlines świętowało pięciolecie obecności na New York Stock Exchange
Boeing 737-112 w starym malowaniu Copa Airlines w Miami
Boeing 737-800 Copa Airlines
Copa Airlines – założone w 1944 roku panamskie narodowe linie lotnicze z siedzibą w Panamie. W 1947 roku firma zaczęła wykonywanie lotów komercyjnych ,a pierwszy lot międzynarodowy tej linii miał miejsce w roku 1965[1]. Obsługują połączenia do Ameryki Północnej i Południowej i na Karaiby. Głównym hubem jest Port lotniczy Panama-Tocumen.
Agencja ratingowa Skytrax przyznała przewoźnikowi 3 gwiazdki[2].
Porty docelowe
Ameryka Południowa
Argentyna- Buenos Aires (port lotniczy Buenos Aires-Ezeiza)
- Córdoba (port lotniczy Córdoba)
Boliwia
Brazylia
Chile
Ekwador
Kolumbia- Barranquilla (Port lotniczy Ernesto Cortissoz)
- Bogota (port lotniczy Bogota-El Dorado)
- Cali (port lotniczy Cali)
- Cartagena (port lotniczy Cartagena)
- Medellín (port lotniczy José María Córdova)
- San Andrés (port lotniczy San Andrés)
Peru
Urugwaj
Wenezuela
Ameryka Północna
Ameryka Środkowa
Gwatemala
Honduras- San Pedro Sula (port lotniczy San Pedro Sula)
- Tegucigalpa (port lotniczy Tegucigalpa)
Kostaryka- San José (port lotniczy San José-Juan Santamaría)
Nikaragua- Managua (port lotniczy Managua)
Panama
Salwador
Karaiby
Aruba- Oranjestad (Port lotniczy Królowa Beatrix)
Dominikana- Punta Cana (port lotniczy Punta Cana)
- Santiago de los Caballeros (Port lotniczy Cibao)
- Santo Domingo (port lotniczy Santo Domingo)
Haiti- Port-au-Prince (port lotniczy Port-au-Prince)
Jamajka- Kingston (port lotniczy Kingston)
Kuba
Portoryko- San Juan (port lotniczy San Juan)
Trynidad i Tobago
Flota
Flota Copa Airlines liczy 87 maszyn o średnim wieku 9,2 lat (stan na 10 listopada 2022 roku)[3].
W jej skład wchodzą następujące maszyny:
| Samolot | W służbie | Zamówione | Pasażerowie | Uwagi | ||
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| J | Y | Razem | ||||
| Boeing 737-700 | 9 | |||||
| Boeing 737-800 | 59 | 16 | 144 | 160 | ||
| Boeing 737-9 MAX | 19 | 16 | 150 | 166 | ||
| Razem | 88 | |||||
Przypisy
- ↑ L. Könemann, A. Fecker The Complete Book Of Flight. Facts, Figures and The Story of Airports, Airlines and Aircraft, Parragon 2010, s. 166; ISBN 978-1-4454-0442-4
- ↑ Copa Airlines is certified as a 3-Star Airline, Skytrax [dostęp 2022-11-10] (ang.).
- ↑ a b Copa Airlines Fleet Details and History, www.planespotters.net [dostęp 2022-11-10].
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