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Avianca Costa Rica S.A.,
using callsign as
LACSA (Spanish:
Lineas Aéreas
Costarricenses S.A.),
minority owned by the
Synergy Group, is the
national airline...
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purchase of 51% of
Cayman Brac
Airways by the
Cayman Islands Government from
LACSA, an air
carrier based in
Costa Rica. The
first aircraft type
operated by...
- been
founded in 1955, from
LACSA, the
Costa Rican flag carrier, and
became wholly government-owned in
December 1977.
LACSA had been
serving Grand Cayman...
- stop in
Grand Cayman. In 1965,
Cayman Brac
Airways (CBA), a
subsidiary of
LACSA Airlines, was
operating twice w****ly
round trip
service flown with a Beech...
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aircraft was
overweight with cargo. All 3
occupants died. On May 23, 1988, a
LACSA-leased
Boeing 727-100 (TI-LRC)
operating the
route San Jose-Managua-Miami...
- TACA
bought the
majority shares of the flag
carrier airlines; Aviateca,
LACSA, and Nicaragüense de Aviación,
consolidating operations under a new brand...
- stop in
Grand Cayman. In 1965,
Cayman Brac
Airways (CBA), a
subsidiary of
LACSA Airlines, was
operating twice w****ly
round trip
service flown with a Beech...
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Aeropostal Venezolana S.A. flew Miami-Havana-Caracas with
Super Constellations.
LACSA, Líneas Aéreas Costarricenses,
connected Havana with San José and other...
- near Barcelona. The
cement company La
Auxiliar de la Construcción S.A. (
LACSA),
which had its
origins in the
mountain village of Campins, was
formed in...
- Sul – CV-240, CV-340 & CV-440
Flota Aérea
Mercante Argentina [de] (FAMA)
LACSA – CV-340 & CV-440 Líneas Aéreas
Paraguayas (LAP) – 3 CV-240 LAN
Chile –...
