Asperic Airways
WAAT SA |
ANACA ASP |
Callsign ASPERIC | |||||||
Founded | 9 December 2004 | ||||||||
Commenced operations | 16 March 2005 | ||||||||
Hubs | Tauantua International Airport | ||||||||
Frequent-flyer program | TernMiles | ||||||||
Fleet size | TBC | ||||||||
Destinations | TBC | ||||||||
Parent company | Government of Tavauru | ||||||||
Headquarters | Tauantua International Airport, Tauantua, Tavauru | ||||||||
Key people | Gerald Vai | ||||||||
Revenue | TBC | ||||||||
Operating income | TBC | ||||||||
Net income | TBC | ||||||||
Profit | TBC | ||||||||
Total assets | TBC | ||||||||
Total equity | TBC | ||||||||
Employees | TBC | ||||||||
Website | http://www.aspericairways.tv |
Asperic Airways is the flag carrier of Tavauru and is wholly owned by the Government of Tavauru. Asperic Airways was formed on 9 December 2004 in response to the collapse of Tavauru Airlines which left the nation without an airline. The airline's hub and headquarters are at Tauantua International Airport, from where it operates scheduled services to Uletha, Tarephia and Archanta. The geographical position of Tavauru is convenient for one-stop transasperic flights, which is one of the major business focuses for the airline.
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History
Collapse of Tavauru Airlines and founding
From 1965 to 2004, Tavauru's flag carrier and largest airline had been Tavauru Airlines. From the mid 1990s, Tavauru Airlines had been plagued by financial issues, primarily due to mismanagement and corruption. In 2003 the airline began seeking investors to take over the company, however they did not manage to raise enough funds to secure the business. In July 2004 the Tavauruan Government announced it would inject $80m into the company in a bid to rescue it, however this did not work out and the company filed for liquidation on 29th October 2004, ceasing operations on the 17th November of the same year.
In response to this, the Tavauruan Government decided to form Asperic Airways, a wholly state owned replacement airline. Asperic Airways was formed on 9 December 2004, and began operations on 16 March 2005, with its maiden flight departing at 10:36am to Khaiwoon International Airport.
Destinations
Country | City | Airport | Notes |
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Askante | Zaralla | Askante Airport | |
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Gobras City | Gobras Worldport | |
Grand Lake | Grand Lake International Airport | ||
Kenrich | Kenrich International Airport | ||
Laguna | Polahashee International Airport | ||
Lenox | Yantia International Airport | Seasonal | |
Marapura | Marapura International Airport | ||
Margenson | Margenson International Airport | Seasonal | |
Ohimeno | Ohimeno Airport | ||
Ontaro | Ontaro International Airport | ||
Ormeo | Ormeo International Airport | ||
Waterfront City | Lonowai International Airport |
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Lynchester | Lynchester International Airport | Seasonal |
Winburgh | Sandell International Airport | ||
Sainðaul | Asunahama International Airport | ||
Warohan | Takarun International Airport | Seasonal | |
Kaneiwa | Lakana | Lakana International Airport | Focus city |
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Khaiwoon | Khaiwoon International Airport | |
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Leluwa | Leluwa International Airport | |
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Bridgetown | Au Vau Airport | Focus city |
Tauantua | Tauantua International Airport | Hub | |
Maunatura | Maunutura Airport | Focus city | |
Rapanui | Rapanui Airport | Terminated |