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Avensa (Aerovías
Venezolanas Sociedad Anonima) was a
Venezuelan airline that
operated from its hub at
Simon Bolivar International Airport in Maiquetía...
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Avensa was a
Roman and Byzantine-era
civitas (city), in
Roman North Africa. It is
identified as the
ruins of Bordj-Hamdouna, on the Oued
Medjerda valley...
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Avensa Flight 358 was a
scheduled airline flight from Maturín
Airport to Simón Bolívar
International Airport in
Venezuela that
crashed on 22
December 1974...
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Avensa Flight 007 was a
domestic Venezuelan flight operated by
Avensa Airlines on a
McDonnell Douglas DC-9-32,
which crashed on 11
March 1983 on a domestic...
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airline ceased operations in 1997,
after which Avensa started plying the route. Due to
financial problems,
Avensa later let
Santa Bárbara
Airlines take over...
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international routes operated by Línea
Aeropostal Venezolana (LAV) and
Avensa were
merged and
taken over by the
newly created carrier. The government...
- code: CXP;
former names:
Casino Express Airlines, Xtra
Airways VE AVE
Avensa AVENSA Venezuela defunct VRT
Averitt Air
Charter AVERITT United States VSC...
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mixed p****enger/cargo
operations Uruguay
Uruguayan Air
Force Venezuela
Avensa (F-27) Of the 78 FH-227s built, 23 crashed. On
November 7, 1960: An AREA...
- dictionary. VE or ve may
refer to:
EUjet (2003-2005, IATA
airline designator VE)
Avensa (1943-2004, IATA
airline designator VE)
Valley Entertainment, a U.S. record...
- Network. 30
October 1975.
Retrieved 28 May 2013. "ASN
Accident Description (
Avensa-358)".
Aviation Safety Network. 22
December 1974.
Retrieved 28 May 2013...