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Boliviana de Aviación

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Boliviana de Aviación

IATA Code
OB
ICAO Code
BOV
Website
http://www.boa.bo
Main hub
Cochabamba J Wilsterman Airport
Country
Bolivia
Business model
Full Service Carrier

Boliviana de Aviación is a state-owned Bolivian airline based at Cochabamba's Jorge Wilstermann International Airport. Along with AeroSur, Boliviana operates as the national airline of Bolivia, replacing the former national airline Lloyd Aereo Boliviano. Boliviana operates regional services to seven destinations in Bolivia and one in Argentina.

Location of Boliviana de Aviación main hub (Cochabamba J Wilsterman Airport)

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Boliviana de Aviacion set to expand as re-launch of Aerosur is unlikely due to government roadblocks

30-Jun-2012 12:02 AM

Bolivia’s Government has reportedly rejected a bailout plan for beleaguered Aerosur, which ceased operations in May-2012 after buckling under mounting tax burdens. The latest move adds fuel to arguments repeatedly made by Aerosur's private owners of the Bolivian Government showing a bias towards state-owned Boliviana de Aviacion (BoA) since BoA launched operations in 2009. BoA immediately drove down domestic fares in Bolivia and quickly captured a domestic market share equal to Aerosur.

BoA also launched international operations in 2010 and is now poised to accelerate expansion of its international network, which currently consists of only two destinations. Aerosur was Bolivia's largest international carrier and its demise creates opportunities for BoA, the country's small regional carriers and the 10 foreign carriers that currently serve the Bolivian market. New foreign carriers are also likely to launch services to Bolivia, with Spain's Air Europa particularly eager to join BoA in filling the void left by Aerosur on the key Madrid route.

Start-ups - Airlines failing faster than they are starting, but some new entrants appearing

4-Feb-2009 11:00 AM

The global economic turmoil may have claimed over 30 airlines in 2008, but there are still some brave airlines planning to enter the market in 2009, taking advantage of lower fuel and aircraft costs. In this update, we review the start-up plans of carriers based in China (China Joy Airlines and Kunming Airlines), East Timor (Timor Air), Philippines (SEAIR and Spirit of Manila), Kuwait (Wataniya Airways), Greece (Athens Airways), Italy (Lufthansa Italia), Russia (Rosavia), Bolivia (Boliviana de Aviacion), South Africa (Airtime Airlines) and Togo (ASKY).

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