List of defunct airlines of the Dominican Republic

This is a list of defunct airlines of the Dominican Republic.^[1][2]

Airline	Image	IATA	ICAO	Callsign	Founded	Ceased operations	Notes
Aero Continente Dominicana		9D	CND	CONDOMINICANA	2001	2003
Aerochago		G3	AHG		1983	2004
ADSA - Aérolineas Dominicanas		SS			1978	2001	Merged with Dominair
Aerolíneas Mas		N3	MAF	AEROMAS	2005	2015
Aerolineas Mundo			MUQ		1986	1993
Aeromar Líneas Aéreas Dominicanas		BQ	ROM		1998	2003
Aerotim Cargo			ATI		1993	1994
Aerotours Dominicana			ATD	AEROTOURS	1973	1983	Renamed to Aerochago
Aerovías Quisqueyana		QQ	QAS		1962	1993
Agro Air International					1989	2001
Air Atlantic Dominicana		LU			1996	1999
Air Dominicana		ED	RDO	AIRDOM	2007	2009
AirBox Cargo					2018	2022
Alas del Caribe		YV			1967	1979
Alas Nacionales			ALW	ALAS NACIONALES DOMINICANAS	1995	1996
Antillas Air Cargo				ANTILLASAIR	1986	1996
APA International Air		7P	APY	APA INTERNACIONAL	1980	2001
Caribair		B9	CBC	CARIBAIR	1962	2009
Caribbean Air Sign			CAS		2006	2010	Began as FlyTortuga
Dominair		YU	ADM	DOMINAIR	1974	2007
Dominicana de Aviación		DO	DOA	DOMINICANA	1944	1999
Dominican Wings		DM	DWI	DOMINICAN	2014	2021	Rebranded as AraJet
Gol Dominicana					2014	2015	A subsidiary of Gol that never launched
Hispaniola Airways		ZS	HIS		1981	2000
LAN Dominicana		4M	LNC	LANCANA	2003	2005	Merged with LAN Airlines
PAWA Dominicana		7N	PWD	PAWA	2003	2018
Queen Air		OQ	QNA	QUEEN AIR	1999	2003
Sol Dominicana Airlines		DA	SDA	SOL AIRLINES	2007	2009
Taino Airlines			TIN		1977	2006
Trans Dominican Airways			TDO	TRADO	1977	1997
Viva Air Dominicana		6E		VIVA AIR	2005	2009
VolAir				VOLAIR	2003	2011
West Indian Aerial Express					1927	1928	Absorbed by Pan Am

See also

• List of airlines of the Dominican Republic
• List of airports in the Dominican Republic

References

1. "The World's leading Airline Intelligence Provider since 1998". ch-aviation.com. Retrieved 2019-01-14.
2. "Since 1997, ATDB is the only service providing an accurate global and permanently updated details of all worldwide transport aircraft, airlines, private and government operators - and leasing companies". aerotransport.org. Retrieved 2019-01-14.