Taca Airlines is the operating name of 5 Central American airlines with combined operations. The flight network includes more than 40 destinations in over 20 countries. TACA was launched in 1931 in Honduras with the goal of forming TACA airlines in surrounding countries. Today, only TACA International from Ecuador still exists while the other members are Aviateca (Guatemala), Lacsa (Costa Rica), Islena Airlines (Honduras) and NICA (Nicaragua). TACA Peru is affiliated with the group and uses their codes for flights. Comalapa International Airport in San Salvador serves as the central hub and connects a range of destinations in the Americas. Miami is a major focus city while Los Angeles, New York City and Toronto are among the other North American destinations, while Central and South American cities including Mexico City, Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo form the major focus of the flight network. TACA has submitted an application to become part of the Star Alliance, offering a wide range of partners and an expanded network of linked destinations to customers.
Airline Information Taca Airlines
- Founded: 1931
- Location: San Salvador
- Owner(s): Alvianca-TACA Ltd.
- Fleet Size: 47 (16 orders)
- Number of Destinations: 42 destinations in 22 countries
- Destinations: Total of 50 destinations around the world
- Average Aircraft Age: 3.8 years
- Type of Aircraft: Airbus A319-100 / Airbus A320-200 / Airbus A321-200 / Embraer 190
- Alliance: All airlines in Synergy Group
- Frequent Flyer Program: Distancia
Note: Information updated June 2010. Please visit the airline's official website for up to date information.