Amaszonas is defunct.

Amaszonas ceased operations on 8 August 2023. This page is for illustrative purposes only: the map shows the airline's last known route network, and none of these flights can be booked. Source

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Amaszonas Route Map 2026

Bolivia's regional airline connecting the Andes + Amazon. This map shows the last known route network of Amaszonas: 8 destinations in 6 countries.

8
Destinations
6
Countries

Destinations source: AirConnect's curated list, not yet checked against the airline's published network.

Amaszonas
Hubs1
Routes10+
Dests8
Countries6
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About Amaszonas

Amaszonas (Z8) was founded in 1999 and ceased operations on 8 August 2023. The map on this page shows its last known route network: 8 destinations in 6 countries, for illustrative purposes only. Its main hub was Viru Viru International (VVI) in Santa Cruz, Bolivia.

Bolivia's regional airline connecting the Andes + Amazon.

Amaszonas Hub Airports

Viru Viru International (VVI) — Santa Cruz, Bolivia

Amaszonas operated from Viru Viru International. View airport guides.

6

Countries

8

Destinations

Founded

1999

IATA Code

Z8

Alliance

None

Hubs

VVI

Hub Airports

VVI
Viru Viru International
Santa Cruz, Bolivia · 10 routes

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Amaszonas Route Map — FAQs

Where did Amaszonas fly?+

Amaszonas ceased operations on 8 August 2023. Its last known route network, shown on this page for illustrative purposes only, had 8 destinations in 6 countries.

What were Amaszonas's main hubs?+

Amaszonas's main hub was Viru Viru International (VVI) in Santa Cruz.

Can I still book Amaszonas flights?+

No. Amaszonas ceased operations on 8 August 2023, so none of the routes on this map can be booked with it. Search the destinations to see which airlines fly there now.

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