VenezuelaAbout the airline
Conviasa (V0/VCV) is Venezuela's state-owned airline, founded in 2004 and based at Simón Bolívar International Airport in Caracas. It operates a mixed fleet of long-range and regional aircraft serving domestic and international routes.
Fleet
Conviasa (IATA: V0, ICAO: VCV) is Venezuela's state airline, established in 2004. The airline serves as a key carrier for domestic connectivity and international routes from its hub at Simón Bolívar International Airport in Caracas, supporting air travel across the Caribbean and South America.
The airline operates a diversified fleet combining wide-body jets for long-haul services with regional turboprops and business aircraft. This mix enables Conviasa to connect major population centers domestically while maintaining selective international operations. The fleet composition reflects both scheduled passenger service and specialized regional requirements.
As Venezuela's primary state carrier, Conviasa maintains an important role in the country's air transport network. Operational capacity and route availability may vary, so passengers should verify current flight schedules and service status directly with the airline before booking.