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LACSA

IATA Code
LR
Corporate Address
Líneas Aéreas Costarricenses, S.A. (LACSA)
La Uruca, Diagonal a la Compañia La Pozuelo
Jan José, San José
Costa Rica
1531-1000
Website
http://www.taca.com
Main hub
San Jose Juan Santamaria International Airport
Country
Costa Rica
Business model
Full Service Carrier
Association Membership
ALTA
IATA
Codeshare Partners
Air Canada
AVIANCA
Cubana de Aviacion
Iberia
SANSA
Tasair
United Airlines
US Airways

Lacsa (Lineas Aereas Costarricenses) is the national carrier of Costa Rica, based at San José's Juan Santamaría International Airport. Lacsa is wholly-owned by the TACA Group and operates all services as part of TACA. Lacsa operates scheduled services from its San José hub to destination across North, Central and South America.

Location of LACSA main hub (San Jose Juan Santamaria International Airport)

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Avianca-TACA enjoys profitable first year as merged entity

6-Apr-11 3:56 PM

Avianca-TACA is confident of a successful debut on the Colombian stock exchange after a profitable first year as Latin America’s fourth largest airline group. Colombia-based Avianca and El Salvador-based TACA completed their historic merger in early 2010, creating the fourth largest airline group in Latin America after LAN, TAM and Gol.

TACA-Avianca and the Latin American airline market

2-Nov-09 11:00 AM

Weekly Reflections, with Ron Kuhlmann and the Centre. Headlines on 7-Oct-2009 announced that Central America’s TACA and Colombia’s Avianca were to merge. But behind headline, the back-story is far more intriguing. The actual plan involves quite a bit more than a simple merger - as the Latin American airline market gears up for titanic struggles.

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