Aeronaves de Puerto Rico explained

Aeronaves de Puerto Rico was a short-lived Puerto Rican airline company which operated from November 1982 to 1983. The airline was initially certified to fly between Rafael Hernandez Airport in Aguadilla and the United States city of Newark, New Jersey.^[1] Later on, flights were begun from Luis Munoz Marin International Airport in San Juan to John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, New York, using a Boeing 707 jet.^[2]

The airline's trademark, consisting of a local coqui frog inside a circle, was first filed on November 10, 1982.^[3]

An unsuccessful attempt at reviving Aeronaves with the slightly changed name of "Aeronaves de P.R." was made during 2003,^[4] and the airline has not been revived since.

Destinations

City	Country	IATA	ICAO	Airport	Refs
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico	Puerto Rico	BQN	TJBQ	Rafael Hernandez Airport
San Juan		SJU	TJSJ	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport
Newark		EWR	KEWR	Newark Liberty Airport
New York	United States	JFK	KJFK	John F. Kennedy International Airport

Fleet

• Boeing 707

See also

• Air Caribbean
• Caribair
• Culebra Air Services
• Diaz Aviation
• Dorado Wings
• Oceanair
• Prams Air
• Prinair
• Puertorriqueña de Aviación
• Vieques Air Link

Airlines with a similar name

• Aeronaves de México
• Aeronaves del Perú
• Aeronaves Dominicanas
• Aeronaves TSM
• Aeronaves del Sureste

Notes and References

1. Web site: Economic Study of Puerto Rico: Report to the President. United States Department of Commerce Interagency Study. Group. February 10, 1979. The Department. Google Books.
2. Web site: SJUintro. www.departedflights.com.
3. Web site: AERONAVES DE PUERTO RICO, INC. Trademarks :: Justia Trademarks. trademarks.justia.com.
4. Web site: AERONAVES DE P.R. INC. :: Puerto Rico :: OpenCorporates. opencorporates.com.