Aer Turas [SEP] parent company
Aer Turas
Aer Turas Teoranta (from the Irish meaning "Air Journey") was an Irish airline and later a freight operator based in Dublin, Ireland, from 1962 until May 2003.
History.
Aer Turas started operations in 1962 as an air taxi service from Ireland to the UK with a single de Havilland Dragon Rapide.
They soon began to focus on freight rather than passenger operations and were quite successful for many years.
In the 1980s Aer Lingus acquired a majority shareholding in Aer Turas. However
CL-44-6 in 1974)
- AeroNorte Colombia (now Líneas Aéreas Suramericanas) (bought one CL-44J in 1984)
- Cyprus Airways (leased one CL-44D4-1 1978–1980)
- AECA Carga operated CL-44D-4-1
- Andes Airlines
- TACA International Airlines (one CL-44-6 leased in 1974)
- SOACO
- Bayu Indonesian Air
- "Loftleiðir" ♠
- Aer Turas
- Trans Mediterranean Airways (leased)
- United African Airlines later became Jamahiriya Air Transport
- Cargolux