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Oceanair

Brazil · OCEANAIR

104

Routes

Hubs

ONE

ICAO

IATA

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Brazilian regional carrier connecting domestic destinations.

Founded

1998

Headquarters

São Paulo, Brazil

Oceanair was a Brazilian airline that operated domestic scheduled passenger services throughout Brazil. Founded in the late 1990s, it grew to become a notable regional carrier serving multiple Brazilian cities, competing with larger national carriers such as TAM and Gol. The airline operated primarily jet aircraft and positioned itself as a full-service domestic carrier. It faced significant financial difficulties over the years, which ultimately led to the suspension of its operations. Oceanair ceased operations in 2012 after struggling with mounting debts and an increasingly competitive Brazilian aviation market. Its collapse left thousands of passengers stranded and raised concerns about financial oversight in the Brazilian airline industry.

Hubs & network

Oceanair operated primarily out of São Paulo's Congonhas Airport and other major Brazilian airports.

Fleet

Oceanair operated a fleet primarily composed of Fokker 100 and McDonnell Douglas MD-11 aircraft during various stages of its operation.

Notable facts

›Oceanair suspended all flight operations in 2012 due to financial insolvency.
›The airline held IATA code O6 and ICAO code ONE.
›At its peak, Oceanair served numerous domestic destinations across Brazil.
›The carrier's collapse stranded thousands of passengers holding valid tickets.
›Oceanair competed directly with major Brazilian carriers Gol and TAM.

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Primary hubs

Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek International AirportBSB · 19 rts São Paulo/Guarulhos–Governor André Franco Montoro International AirportGRU · 12 rts Deputado Luiz Eduardo Magalhães International AirportSSA · 10 rts Rio Galeão – Tom Jobim International AirportGIG · 8 rts Hercílio Luz International AirportFLN · 6 rts Recife/Guararapes - Gilberto Freyre International AirportREC · 5 rts

Route network map (104 legs)

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Route network

AJU → BSB318

AJU → SSA318

BSB → AJU318

BSB → CGB100

BSB → CGH318 319 100

BSB → CGR318

BSB → CNF100

BSB → CWB318

BSB → FLN318

BSB → FOR320

BSB → GIG318

BSB → GRU318 320

BSB → IOS100

BSB → JDO318

BSB → JPA319

BSB → MCZ318

BSB → NAT319

BSB → PNZ100

BSB → REC318

BSB → SDU318 319

BSB → SSA318

CGB → BSB100

CGB → CGR100

CGB → GRU318

CGB → PVH100

CGH → BSB318 319 100

CGH → FLN318 319

CGH → SDU319

CGH → SSA318

CGR → BSB318

CGR → CGB100

CGR → CWB100

CNF → BSB100

CWB → BSB318

CWB → CGR100

FLN → BSB318

FLN → CGH318 319

FLN → GIG318

FLN → GRU320 318

FLN → POA320

FLN → XAP318

FOR → BSB320

FOR → GIG318

FOR → GRU320 318

FOR → JDO318

GIG → BSB318

GIG → FLN318

GIG → FOR318

GIG → GRU318

GIG → JPA318

GIG → POA318

GIG → REC318

GIG → SSA320

GRU → BSB320 318

GRU → CGB318

GRU → FLN318 320

GRU → FOR320 318

GRU → GIG318

GRU → JDO318

GRU → MCZ318

GRU → NAT320

GRU → PFB100

GRU → POA100 318

GRU → REC320 318

GRU → SSA320 318

IOS → BSB100

IOS → SSA100

JDO → BSB318

JDO → FOR318

JDO → GRU318

JPA → BSB319

JPA → GIG318

MCZ → BSB318

MCZ → GRU318

MCZ → SSA320

NAT → BSB319

NAT → GRU320

PFB → GRU100

PNZ → BSB100

PNZ → REC320

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

Airbus A31861 routes Airbus A32026 routes Fokker 10022 routes Airbus A31915 routes

Encyclopaedia

Oceanair was a regional airline that was based at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan, Puerto Rico. It competed on domestic routes with Prinair; and on routes to the Virgin Islands with Prinair and with Aero Virgin Islands; using propeller-driven aircraft.

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