Air Andalucia
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Airline |
| Founded | 2003 |
| Defunct | 2005 |
| Fate | Declared bankruptcy before commencing operations |
| Headquarters | Granada , Spain |
Area served | Domestic and European destinations (planned) |
| Products | Air transport services (planned) |
| Owner | AJet (Aviation Holdings) Ltd |
Air Andalucia was a budget airline headquartered in Granada, Spain, founded in 2003 with the intention of servicing both domestic and European destinations. The airline's primary hub was Federico García Lorca Airport in Granada. Their fleet strategy involved operating Airbus A320 jets, with ambitions to grow the number of aircraft to 18.
The company was owned by AJet (Aviation Holdings) Ltd and marked the first low-cost carrier at Granada airport to propose direct international flights, targeting cities such as London and Odense in Denmark. Nevertheless, despite these initiatives, the airline never commenced its services and ultimately declared bankruptcy in 2005.
History
Air Andalucia was created in 2003 and had planned to start operations by March 2005. However, it discontinued its efforts prior to launching any flights. The business model centered on providing affordable international travel from Granada utilizing Airbus A320 airplanes.
Destinations
Proposed international connections included routes from Granada to London and Odense.