
Cabo Verde Express
About the airline
Cabo Verde Express is a Cape Verde-based airline established in 1998, operating from Amílcar Cabral International Airport. The carrier specializes in regional air transport across the archipelago and connects isolated island communities with a focused fleet.
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Cabo Verde Express (ICAO: CVE) is the regional airline of Cape Verde, founded in 1998 to serve the island nation's aviation needs. Based at Amílcar Cabral International Airport, the airline operates a streamlined network connecting Cape Verde's scattered archipelago, ensuring vital air links between islands where sea and land transport options are limited or time-consuming.
The airline's hub at Amílcar Cabral International Airport positions it as a key domestic and inter-island carrier. Cabo Verde Express focuses on reliable regional connectivity, with operations tailored to the unique geography and requirements of island travel in the Atlantic.
The fleet comprises the Let L-410 Turbolet, a proven twin-engine transport aircraft suited to regional operations. This aircraft type is known for its reliability on shorter routes and ability to operate from airfields with limited infrastructure-ideal for serving Cape Verde's distributed network of island airports.