Cape VerdeAbout the airline
Binter CV is the regional airline of Cape Verde, founded in 2015. Operating from multiple island hubs, it connects the archipelago's airports with a modern turboprop fleet, serving as the primary inter-island carrier for residents and visitors.
Fleet
Binter CV (IATA: 3B, ICAO: NTB) is Cape Verde's regional airline, established in 2015 to serve the island nation's inter-island connectivity needs. The airline operates from four strategic hubs: Amílcar Cabral International Airport, Cesária Évora Airport, Nelson Mandela International Airport, and Aristides Pereira International Airport, ensuring coverage across the Cape Verdean archipelago.
The airline's network focuses on connecting Cape Verde's islands efficiently for both residents and tourism. With its base established in 2015, Binter CV has grown to become a key operator in the region, offering reliable scheduled services that link the nation's populated islands and support local mobility.
Binter CV operates a fleet of ATR 72 turboprops, aircraft well-suited to the airline's regional operations and island routes. These efficient, reliable aircraft are designed for short- to medium-range flights, making them ideal for Cape Verde's geography and the airline's operational requirements.