Avior Airlines
A privately owned Venezuelan scheduled carrier linking its Barcelona and Caracas bases with domestic and regional destinations using Boeing 737 aircraft.
About Avior Airlines
Avior Airlines is a privately owned Venezuelan carrier founded in 1994. It operates scheduled passenger services under the Avior identity and is legally associated with Avior Airlines, C.A. The airline is generally identified by the IATA code 9V and ICAO code ROI; the codes and legal name supplied here appear to belong to a different carrier and should not be used for booking Avior flights.
The airline's original and principal operating base is General José Antonio Anzoátegui International Airport in Barcelona, Venezuela, while Caracas is another important departure and connecting point. Its network focuses on domestic links within Venezuela and selected international services to the Caribbean and Latin America. Routes and frequencies can change in response to demand, operating conditions and regulatory approvals.
Avior has relied primarily on Boeing 737 aircraft, particularly older 737-400 models, for its scheduled operations. Fleet availability may vary, and aircraft substitutions are possible. Economy is the standard cabin across the network, while a separate premium or business-style cabin may be offered on selected aircraft and routes. Travellers should verify the cabin product during booking because seating and onboard amenities can differ by aircraft.
Avior Airlines is not a member of Star Alliance, SkyTeam or Oneworld. It has promoted a proprietary customer programme under the AviorPlus name, although travellers should confirm current enrolment, earning and redemption arrangements directly with the airline. Benefits from major global alliances generally do not apply, so passengers connecting to unrelated carriers may need separate tickets, baggage arrangements and check-in procedures.
A practical strength of Avior is its role in providing nonstop links from Venezuela to destinations that may otherwise require connections. The main challenge is that schedules, frequencies and operating aircraft can be less predictable than those of larger international airlines. Passengers should reconfirm flights before departure, allow generous connection time and retain copies of ticket, baggage and entry documents in case operational changes occur.
Good to know
Flying with Avior Airlines — what to expect
Check Flight Status
Reconfirm the departure time and operating airport with Avior shortly before travel, as regional schedules can change.
Verify Baggage Rules
Baggage allowances depend on the fare and route. Check the allowance printed on your booking rather than assuming that every Avior ticket includes the same checked baggage.
Allow Connection Time
Leave a generous buffer when connecting, particularly on separate tickets. Avior is not part of a global alliance, so baggage may need to be collected and checked again.
Expect Fleet Variation
Avior mainly uses older Boeing 737 aircraft, and cabin layouts or amenities can vary. Confirm any premium-cabin features before paying an upgrade.
Carry Paper Copies
Keep accessible copies of your itinerary, identification and required immigration documents. This can simplify airport processing if mobile connectivity is limited.
Route network
Popular routes operated by Avior Airlines
Notable destinations on Avior Airlines's network.
3RBarcelonadirect3RCaracasdirect3RPorlamardirect3RMaracaibodirect3RLas Piedrasdirect3RSanto Domingodirect3RCuraçaodirectDestination list is indicative of Avior Airlines's network; see the airline's official route map for its complete, current schedule.
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FAQ
Avior Airlines — 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
- Avior serves domestic Venezuelan cities and selected destinations in the Caribbean and Latin America. Its network has included Barcelona, Caracas, Porlamar, Maracaibo, Santo Domingo and Curaçao, but current schedules should be checked directly.
- Barcelona's General José Antonio Anzoátegui International Airport and Simón Bolívar International Airport serving Caracas are Avior's most important departure points.
- Avior Airlines is principally based at General José Antonio Anzoátegui International Airport in Barcelona, Venezuela. Caracas is also an important airport in its operation.
- Avior's active destination count varies as routes and frequencies change. Consult the airline's current timetable for an accurate list before planning travel.
- Fares are often lower when booked early and outside major holidays and peak travel periods. Compare several departure dates because Avior's limited frequencies can cause prices to vary sharply.
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- Avior's longest active route can change with seasonal and operational schedule revisions. Compare the airline's current international services from Venezuela to identify the longest itinerary available for your travel dates.
- Carry-on limits can depend on the route, fare and operating conditions. Check Avior's current baggage rules and your ticket confirmation for the permitted dimensions and weight.