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Aeroperu Sac,
branded as
Aeroperú, IATA: Code: PL ICAO: Code: PLI was a
Peruvian airline,
serving as flag
carrier of Peru from 1973 to 1999. The company...
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Aeroperú Flight 603 (PL603/PLI603) was a
scheduled p****enger
flight from
Miami International Airport in Miami, Florida, to
Arturo Merino Benítez International...
- Non-removal of a
labelled part has
caused airplane crashes, like that of
Aeroperú Flight 603 and, in 1975, a
Royal Nepal Airlines Pilatus PC-6
Porter carrying...
- Historically, the
airport was the hub for Compañía de Aviación
Faucett and
Aeroperú. Now it
serves as a hub for many
aviation companies. The
airport was named...
- This list
includes domestic and
international destinations once
served by
Aeroperú, the flag
carrier airline of Peru from 1973 to 1999.
Besides a multitude...
- Peru."
Aeroperú.
August 13, 1997.
Retrieved on
March 14, 2010. "World
Airline Directory."
Flight International.
March 20–26, 1996. "
Aeroperu" 44. "Pensacola...
- by
Faucett and
Aeroperú. Aero
Continente competed with
these airlines by
offering extremely low
ticket fares. When
Faucett and
Aéroperu both went bankrupt...
- FCS
conference Airstars Airways (IATA
airline designator PL, 2000–2011)
Aeroperú (IATA
airline designator PL, 1973–1999) Papillion-La
Vista Senior High...
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After failing to
invest in Continental, Aeroméxico
acquired the
bankrupt Aeroperú from the
Peruvian government. In 1993, Aeroméxico
Group took over Mexicana...
- confirmed, as the
airplane wreck was not recovered). 2
October 1996 –
Aeroperú Flight 603
crashed because of
blockage of the
static ports. The static...
