Aerocardal
ChileAbout the airline
Aerocardal is a Chilean charter and medical aviation operator founded in 1991, based in Santiago. Operating jets, turboprops, and helicopters from Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport, it specializes in passenger charters, medical transport with ICU capability, and scheduled service to Robinson Crusoe Island.
Fleet
Aerocardal (ICAO: CDA) is a Chilean aviation company established in 1991 and headquartered in Santiago. The airline operates from its main hub at Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport, serving both domestic and international markets through charter and scheduled services.
The airline's network includes international and domestic passenger charter flights, plus a regular scheduled service connecting mainland Chile to Robinson Crusoe Island. This combination of charter flexibility and scheduled operations allows Aerocardal to serve diverse travel and transport needs across South America and beyond.
Aerocardal's fleet comprises 11 aircraft including jet-powered aircraft (Gulfstream G150 and G280), turboprop transports (Dornier Do 228 and Pilatus PC-12), and helicopters (MBB Bo 105 and AgustaWestland AW109S Grand). The airline holds Gold Plus certification from Argus International for aeronautical safety and is equipped to transport critical patients with intensive care equipment, positioning it as both a passenger and medical aviation provider.