Air Peace
A privately owned Honduran low-cost regional airline connecting La Ceiba with domestic communities and Georgetown in the Cayman Islands using small regional aircraft.
About Air Peace
The airline listed here as Air Peace is legally Aerolíneas Sosa, identified by the IATA code P4 and ICAO code NSO. It is a privately owned Honduran regional carrier founded in 1976 by Juan Antonio Sosa. The airline should not be confused with the unrelated Nigerian carrier also called Air Peace. Its operating identity, website and network are those of Aerolíneas Sosa, which concentrates on short regional journeys.
La Ceiba is the airline's principal departure hub and the centre of a network comprising 15 routes to eight destinations across two countries. Services connect Honduran mainland cities with Bay Islands and other communities, including Guanaja, Roatan, Puerto Lempira and Utila. San Pedro Sula and Tegucigalpa provide links with major Honduran urban centres, while Georgetown in the Cayman Islands is its international destination.
Aircraft associated with the airline's operations include the British Aerospace Jetstream 31, Canadair Regional Jet 200 and Let 410 Turbolet. These types are designed for regional routes and relatively small passenger markets. Service is generally based around a single economy cabin rather than multiple travel classes. Cabin space and overhead storage may be more limited than on the larger narrow-body jets used by major airlines.
Aerolíneas Sosa does not belong to Star Alliance, SkyTeam or Oneworld and is not known to operate a conventional mileage-based frequent-flyer programme. Passengers therefore book and manage travel directly with the airline rather than receiving the reciprocal earning, lounge and rebooking benefits offered through a global alliance. Travellers should review the fare conditions carefully, particularly where a journey includes separately ticketed connecting flights.
The airline's main strength is its specialist regional coverage, especially links between La Ceiba, remote Honduran communities and the Bay Islands. These routes can offer more direct travel than an overland journey followed by a ferry. A small fleet and limited schedule can, however, reduce recovery options after weather, maintenance or operational disruption. Passengers should reconfirm departure details and leave generous time before important onward connections.
Good to know
Flying with Air Peace — what to expect
Confirm The Carrier
The P4 and NSO codes identify Honduras-based Aerolíneas Sosa, not the unrelated Nigerian airline called Air Peace. Check the legal operator and flight code when booking.
Compact Regional Aircraft
Flights may use small turboprops or regional jets with less cabin and overhead storage than mainline aircraft. Pack carry-on belongings compactly and be prepared for larger bags to be placed in the hold.
Check Baggage Terms
Baggage allowances can vary by fare and operating aircraft. Confirm the limits shown on your reservation directly with Aerolíneas Sosa before arriving at the airport.
Allow Connection Time
Limited frequencies can leave few same-day alternatives if a regional flight is disrupted. Build a generous buffer before separately ticketed domestic or international connections.
Reconfirm Departure Details
Weather and operational conditions can affect regional schedules. Recheck the flight time, terminal information and check-in arrangements shortly before departure.
Network overview
Where Air Peace flies
Air Peace operates 15 routes to 8 destinations across 2 countries, its longest sector reaching Georgetown to La Ceiba (704 km nonstop).
Destinations served
Cities Air Peace flies to, most-served first.
Main hubs
Busiest departure bases, by route count.
Fleet
Aircraft types on record for these routes.
Longest nonstop route
Georgetown → La Ceiba
704 km · GCM → LCE
The longest sector in the Air Peace network, measured as the great-circle distance between the two airports.
Route data · TravelPayouts route data · updated 2026-07
Route network
Popular routes operated by Air Peace
Notable destinations on Air Peace's network.
P4La CeibadirectP4GuanajadirectP4RoatandirectP4GeorgetowndirectP4Puerto LempiradirectP4San Pedro SuladirectP4TegucigalpadirectP4UtiladirectDestination list is indicative of Air Peace's network; see the airline's official route map for its complete, current schedule.
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FAQ
Air Peace — frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the details travellers usually check first, from codes and locations to the practical basics that help with planning.
8 common questions
- The busiest departure hubs are La Ceiba, followed by Georgetown, Guanaja, Roatan and San Pedro Sula. La Ceiba offers the greatest number of routes.
- Aerolíneas Sosa serves La Ceiba, Guanaja, Roatan, Georgetown, Puerto Lempira, San Pedro Sula, Tegucigalpa and Utila. Its network covers Honduras and the Cayman Islands.
- Carry-on requirements may depend on the fare and the regional aircraft operating the flight. Check the allowance on your reservation and expect tighter cabin-storage limits than on a large mainline jet.
- Aerolíneas Sosa serves exactly eight destinations across two countries. It operates 15 routes within that network.
- Tickets are generally easier to find at lower prices when booked in advance and outside major holidays or peak island-travel periods. Compare several dates because limited flight frequencies can produce substantial fare differences.
- The carrier identified by the P4 and NSO codes is Aerolíneas Sosa, and its primary hub is La Ceiba. La Ceiba has the largest number of departures in its network.
- The longest route is Georgetown to La Ceiba, covering about 704 km nonstop.
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