Drenair

Drenair Grumman G-159 Gulfstream G-I at Faro Airport

IATA	ICAO	Callsign
-	DRS	-

Commenced operations

1986

Ceased operations

2003

Headquarters

Madrid, Spain

Drenair was an airline based in Madrid, Spain.^[1]

History

Drenair was founded in 1986 by Spanish entrepreneur Salvador Sanchís Pavía, who would be also the owner of the company,^[2] together with Rafael Murcia Llorens.^[3] It operated domestic passenger and cargo services. The airline went bankrupt in 1996^[4] and was subsequently bailed out, but owing to mounting losses it ceased operations in 2003.^[5]

Code data

ICAO Code: DRS (not current)

Fleet

Drenair used different aircraft along its history.

References

External links

Media related to Drenair at Wikimedia Commons
Pictures of Drenair planes abandoned at Madrid Airport

Airlines of Spain

Major	Air Europa Air Nostrum Iberia Iberia Express Volotea Vueling

Minor	Air Andorra AlbaStar Andorra Airlines Binter Canarias Calima Aviación Canaryfly Cygnus Air Evelop Airlines Gestair Ibertrans Aérea Mayoral Executive Jet Melilla Airlines NAYSA PAN Air Plus Ultra Líneas Aéreas Privilege Style Swiftair Wamos Air Wondair Zorex

Defunct	AeBal Air Andalucia Air Asturias Air Comet Air Europa Express‎ Air Madrid Air Plus Comet Air Spain AirClass‎ Ándalus Audeli Air Aviaco BCM‎ Binter Med. Bravo Canarias Regional‎ Cargosur‎ Centennial CETA CLASSA Clickair Drenair EFA-Canarias Cargo Flyant Flylink FlySur Futura Gadair Girjet Helitt Hispania Hispania L. A. Hola Iberworld IMD Intermediación Aérea Islas LagunAir LAPE LAC Líneas Aéreas Navarras LTE Meridiana Air Mint Nort Jet Oasis Orbest Orizonia Orionair PauknAir Plaza Prima Air Pronair Pyrenair Quantum Rioja Ryjet Saicus Sky Service South Atlantic Spanair Spantax Tadair‎ TAE TAER Andalus Top Fly Trans-Europa UAE Universair Viva Air Volar

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