PanamaAbout the airline
Air Panama is Panama's second-largest airline, founded in 1980 and based at Albrook International Airport. It operates scheduled and charter flights across Panama, Costa Rica, and Colombia with a fleet of regional turboprops.
Fleet
Air Panama (IATA: 7P, ICAO: PST) is a Panamanian airline established in 1980, originally known as PARSA. Today it ranks as the country's second-largest carrier after Copa Airlines, operating a significant domestic and regional network.
The airline is headquartered at Albrook "Marcos A. Gelabert" International Airport in Panama City, its primary hub. Air Panama serves more than 31 destinations across scheduled and charter routes, connecting Panama's domestic routes with international services to Costa Rica and Colombia. The airline also operates a subsidiary, Air Costa Rica, extending its regional presence.
Air Panama's fleet consists of regional turboprops: the Fokker 50, Fokker 100, Cessna 208, and Britten-Norman Islander BN-2A-21. These aircraft are well-suited to the airline's regional network and Central American routes, with varying capacity for short-haul operations.