Paranair
Paranair is a Paraguayan regional airline operating scheduled short-haul services from Asunción with a fleet centred on Bombardier CRJ regional jets.
About Paranair
Paranair is a privately owned Paraguayan regional airline that began operating under its current name in 2018, following the rebranding of Amaszonas Paraguay. Its operating company is Compañía de Aviación Paraguaya S.A. The carrier uses the IATA code ZP and ICAO code AZQ, and its identity is focused on connecting Paraguay with nearby South American markets.
The airline’s primary hub is Silvio Pettirossi International Airport in Asunción. Its network concentrates on short-haul links within Paraguay and to neighbouring countries, particularly Argentina, Bolivia and Uruguay. Core routes have included Buenos Aires, Montevideo and Santa Cruz de la Sierra, while domestic and seasonal services may vary according to demand and operating conditions.
Paranair operates Bombardier CRJ200 regional jets, an aircraft type suited to comparatively thin routes and airports that do not require larger narrow-body capacity. Flights are generally offered in a single economy-class cabin. Travellers should expect a straightforward regional product, with onboard inclusions, seat selection and baggage conditions depending on the fare purchased.
Paranair is not a member of Star Alliance, SkyTeam or Oneworld, so passengers should not expect the alliance-wide earning, redemption and status benefits available on larger network carriers. The airline does not have a widely established global frequent-flyer programme, although commercial partnerships and through-ticketing arrangements may be available on selected routes or through particular sales channels.
A notable strength of Paranair is its ability to provide nonstop regional links that can avoid lengthy connections through larger South American hubs. Its small scale is also a practical limitation: schedules may be less frequent than those of major airlines, and disruption can leave fewer same-day alternatives. Travellers with fixed commitments should allow extra time when making onward connections.
Good to know
Flying with Paranair — what to expect
Regional Jet Cabin
Paranair’s CRJ200 aircraft have a compact single-aisle cabin and typically feel tighter than larger mainline jets. Travellers who value a particular seat should review selection options before departure.
Check Fare Conditions
Baggage, changes and other inclusions can vary by fare. Confirm the allowance shown on your booking rather than assuming every ticket includes checked luggage.
Limited Flight Frequency
Some routes operate only on selected days or with limited frequencies. Leave a generous buffer before separate-ticket connections because rebooking options may be limited during disruption.
Asunción Connections
Asunción is the airline’s main operating base and the most useful airport for accessing its wider network. Verify whether baggage will be transferred if connecting between separately issued reservations.
Seasonal Network Changes
Paranair may adjust regional routes and frequencies as demand changes. Check the current timetable directly before arranging hotels, ground transport or onward flights.
Route network
Popular routes operated by Paranair
Notable destinations on Paranair's network.
ZPAsuncióndirectZPBuenos AiresdirectZPMontevideodirectZPSanta Cruz de la SierradirectZPCiudad del EstedirectDestination list is indicative of Paranair's network; see the airline's official route map for its complete, current schedule.
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FAQ
Paranair — frequently asked questions
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8 common questions
- Carry-on limits depend on the fare and current baggage rules, while the CRJ200 has relatively compact overhead bins. Check the allowance printed on your booking and be prepared for larger cabin bags to be placed in the hold.
- Silvio Pettirossi International Airport in Asunción is Paranair’s principal departure point. Ciudad del Este also features in its Paraguayan network, while the exact schedule varies by season.
- Paranair’s primary hub is Silvio Pettirossi International Airport in Asunción, Paraguay. Most of its regional network is organised around departures from the Paraguayan capital.
- Lower fares are generally easier to find when booking early, travelling outside holidays and choosing midweek or lower-demand departures. Compare nearby dates because Paranair’s limited flight frequencies can cause prices to vary considerably.
- Paranair’s longest scheduled route can change as seasonal international services are introduced or withdrawn. Review the current route map and timetable before booking rather than relying on a historical longest route.
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- Paranair serves short-haul destinations in Paraguay and neighbouring South American countries. Its network has included Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Santa Cruz de la Sierra and Ciudad del Este, although routes can change seasonally.
- Paranair operates a small regional network, and the total varies as seasonal and limited-frequency services are added or suspended. Consult the airline’s current timetable for an up-to-date destination count.