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IATA
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Connecting Peru's regions by air.
Founded
1975
Headquarters
Lima, Peru
Aero Condor Peru was a Peruvian regional airline that operated domestic routes throughout Peru, serving destinations that were difficult to reach by road or other means of transportation. The airline played a role in linking remote Amazonian and Andean communities to larger Peruvian cities.
The carrier primarily served secondary and regional airports across Peru, providing essential air connectivity to underserved areas. Aero Condor Peru operated for several decades before ceasing operations, reflecting the challenges faced by smaller regional carriers in the competitive and economically demanding South American aviation market.
The airline used relatively small propeller and turboprop aircraft suited to the short runways and varied terrain found at many of Peru's regional airports. It was a modest operation compared to larger Peruvian carriers such as LAN Peru or TACA Peru.
Hubs & network
Aero Condor Peru operated primarily out of Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima, with routes extending to regional airports across Peru.
Fleet
The airline operated small turboprop and piston-engine aircraft, including types such as the Cessna 402 and de Havilland Twin Otter, suited to short regional routes.
Notable facts
- ›Aero Condor Peru served remote Amazonian and Andean destinations largely inaccessible by road.
- ›The airline ceased operations in the late 2000s after financial difficulties.
- ›It held IATA code Q6 and ICAO code CDP with the callsign CONDOR-PERU.
- ›The carrier was one of several small Peruvian regional airlines competing in a challenging domestic market.
- ›Aero Condor Peru focused on routes underserved by larger national carriers.
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Primary hubs
Route network map (58 legs)












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Route network
ABM → CNSDH1
AUU → CNSDH1
AUU → CUQDH1
BEU → BQLDH1
BEU → BVIDH1
BNE → RMADH3
BNE → TWBDH1
BQL → BEUDH1
BQL → ISADH1
BUC → DMDDH1
BUC → ONGDH1
BVI → BEUDH1
BVI → WNRDH1
CMA → SGODH1
CMA → XTGDH1
CNS → ABMDH1
CNS → AUUDH1
CNS → CUQDH1
CNS → EDRDH1
CNS → IRGDH1
CNS → ISADH1
CNS → KWMDH1
CNS → NTNDH1
CNS → WEIDH1
CTL → TWBDH1
CTL → ULPDH1
CUQ → IRGDH1
DMD → BUCDH1
DMD → ISADH1
DMD → ONGDH1
EDR → CNSDH1
EDR → KWMDH1
IRG → AUUDH1
IRG → CNSDH1
ISA → BQLDH1
ISA → CNSDH1
ISA → DMDDH1
KWM → CNSDH1
KWM → EDRDH1
NTN → CNSDH1
NTN → ONGDH1
ONG → BUCDH1
ONG → DMDDH1
ONG → NTNDH1
RMA → BNEDH3
SGO → CMADH1
SGO → TWBDH1
SYD → TWBDH3
TWB → BNEDH1
TWB → CTLDH1
TWB → SGODH1
TWB → SYDDH3
ULP → CTLDH1
ULP → WNRDH1
WEI → CNSDH1
WNR → BVIDH1
WNR → ULPDH1
XTG → CMADH1
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Encyclopaedia
Aero Cóndor S.A., also known as Aero Cóndor Peru, was an airline based in Lima, the capital of Peru. It was founded and started operations in 1975, and provides domestic charter flights, cargo, scenic, and air ambulance services. Its main hub is Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima.
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Aero Cóndor
Defunct Peruvian airline
Aero Cóndor S.A., also known as Aero Cóndor Peru, was an airline based in Lima, the capital of Peru. It was founded and started operations in 1975, and provides domestic charter flights, cargo, scenic, and air ambulance services. Its main hub is Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima.
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