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About TACAFounded in 1931 and with a history that spans more than 77 years, TACA has made a priority of offering passengers a travel experience marked by friendliness, respect and excellent customer service. Today, TACA flies to 39 destinations in 22 countries in North, Central, South America and the Caribbean, including daily flights to nine of the largest cities in the United States and Toronto, Canada. TACA brings the three Americas together with flights to destinations such as New York, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., Buenos Aires, Santiago de Chile, São Paulo, Lima, Quito, Bogota, Caracas and Santo Domingo. TACA’s fleet is made up of the most recent airplanes available in the Americas and includes 38 Airbus 319s, 320s and 321s, as well as 2 Embraer E190 jets, with the latest in aerospace technology, safety features and amenities for its passengers. TACA lays claim to one of the industry’s best operational records, with a timely arrival index of more than 90% and an itinerary success rate of more than 99%. TACA is IOSA-certified (IATA Operational Security Audit) and provides fist-class maintenance services thanks to Aeroman ACTS, which services distinguished U.S. airlines such as JetBlue and U.S. Airways, in addition to various leading Latin American airlines. Aeroman ACTS is one of very few maintenance centers in the world which are highly recommended by Airbus Industries. TACA’s REGIONAL business unit complements our airline’s Central American network. With a fleet of 30 propeller planes seating 12-50 passengers, REGIONAL operates close to 150 flights per day. REGIONAL services small and medium-sized destinations from Cancun, Mexico to the north, to Panama’s San Blas Islands to the south. REGIONAL offers transportation services that are safe, friendly and reliable to destinations that are too small to accommodate a jet. In order to provide travelers with additional options, TACA holds code-sharing agreements with other airlines. An agreement between Iberia and TACA allows travelers to enjoy direct flights between Central America and Spain, with connections to the rest of Latin America through TACA and to other European cities through Iberia. An agreement with United Airlines offers varied travel options by transparently combining segments serviced by both airlines. The airlines maintain complementary route networks which give passengers access to destinations all over the world. Additionally, these code share agreements allow users to combine loyalty programs, such as TACA’s Distancia program, Iberia’s Plus program and United’s Mileage Plus.
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