
Aeromas
About the airline
Aeromas is a Uruguayan airline founded in 1983, operating from its hub at Carrasco International Airport in Montevideo. The carrier specializes in regional air services using a compact fleet of light aircraft, serving business and regional travel markets.
Fleet

Aeromas (ICAO: MSM) is a regional airline based in Uruguay, established in 1983. Operating from Carrasco International Airport in Montevideo, the airline focuses on serving regional routes across South America with a fleet of light, twin-engine aircraft suited to regional operations.
The airline's network connects business centers and regional destinations across Uruguay and neighboring territories. Aeromas operates three main aircraft types: the Learjet 60 for faster regional flights, the Embraer EMB 110 Bandeirante for regional passenger services, and the Piper PA-38 Tomahawk for training and lighter operations. This fleet composition reflects the carrier's focus on efficient regional connectivity.
Passengers choosing Aeromas can expect personalized regional service typical of specialized operators. The airline's long operational history since 1983 demonstrates stability in the South American regional market. For current route information, schedules, and service details, travelers should contact the airline directly or visit the official website.