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FORMED AND STARTED OPERATIONS IN 1931. WAS FOUNDED AS (TACA) INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES. AFTER TAKEOVER BY AVIANCA, WAS RENAMED AVIANCA EL SALVADOR IN 2016. REGIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL, SCHEDULED & CHARTER, PASSENGERS & CARGO, JET AIRPLANE SERVICES.

ADDRESS:
ALTOS EDIFICIO CARIBE 2 PISO
SEGUNDA PLANTA, COLONIA ESCALON
SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR

THE REPUBLIC OF EL SALVADOR WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1821, COVERS AN AREA OF 21,041 SQ KM, ITS POPULATION IS 6.2 MILLION, ITS CAPITAL IS SAN SALVADOR, AND ITS OFFICIAL LANGUAGE IS SPANISH.

(TACA) International Airlines (TAC) was founded in 1931 by a New Zealander, Lowell Yerex, in Honduras, and was re-organised as (TACA) El Salvador in 1939. On March 29 1960, the airline came under Salvadorean ownership, adopting the present title.
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0 737-2K5 (JT8D-17 HK) (763-22596, /81 N231TA; 833-22601, /82 N233TA), EX-(HAP). 22601 LEASED TO (LAC). WFU 2002-02. SOLD TO (COH) 2003-11. 22596; 22601; SOLD TO (AFD) 2004-05, LEASED TO (BAH). 8C, 111Y.

0 737-205 (JT8D-17A HK) (572-21729, /79 N240TA; 595-21765, /79 N235TA), EX-(CVL), 6 MONTH WET-LEASED TO (SEZ) 2001-12. WFU 2002-02. SOLD TO (COH) 2003-11. 21729; 21765; SOLD TO (AFD) 2004-05. 8C, 111Y.

0 737-236 (JT8D) (1088-23171, N930PG), EX-(BAB), RETURNED (PSS).

0 737-296 (JT8D-17A HK) (675-22277, /80 N232TA), EX-(BRT), (ILF) LEASED 1994-10, WFU 2002-02. GROUNDED. SOLD TO (COH) 2003-07. 22277 SOLD TO (AFD) 2004-05. 8C, 111Y.

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ROBERTO KRIETE, CHAIRMAN, TACA (TAC) CORPORATION & (AVI).
January 2011: After steering dramatic expansion and consolidation at (TACA) (TAC), Roberto Kriete kicked up a gear in 2009 when he engineered a merger with Avianca (AVI) (linking with another of Latin America's well-known aviation families, the Efromovichs).

The sound of a helicopter powering up blares from the mobile phone of Roberto Kriete. The long-time executive and owner of Central American airline grouping Grupo (TACA) politely excused himself and, when he was ready to resume the interview, explained his unusual choice of ring tone. Kriete said aviation is in his blood, having dedicated 30 years to transforming (TAC) from a tiny flag carrier with 3 airplanes and an annual revenue stream of $35 million into an airline group that was generating $1 billion in revenues before its merger 1 year ago with Colombia's Avianca (AVI).

Kriete is also a private pilot. He spent his weekends flying a 2-seat aerobatic airplane and 2x-weekly took the controls of his helicopter, which was parked on the roof of (TAC)'s headquarters in San Salvador.

When Avianca (AVI) (CEO) Fabio Villegas is in town, Kriete sometimes took Villegas out for lunch in the chopper. Having the 2 top executives of the new Avianca (AVI) - TACA (TAC) parent company flying together in a helicopter may seem risky, but for Kriete it was pure fun. As for work, Kriete could not think of a better job than running an airline. "This is what I enjoy doing," he said. "The airline industry has been good to me."

Kriete recalled that when he first became involved in (TAC) in 1980, his family owned only a 20% stake, which was originally acquired by his grandfather Ricardo Kriete. Over the next 3 decades, the Krietes slowly grew their stake in (TAC) to 100% and established a consortium consisting eventually of 8 carriers in 7 countries. Kriete said he "has always been a supporter of consolidation" and knew that at some point it would make sense to pursue a tie-up with another Latin American airline group. In October 2009, Kriete chose German Efromovich as his partner. Efromovich owned Avianca (AVI), Avianca Brazil (ONE) (formerly Ocean Air (ONE)) and Ecuador's AeroGal (ERG).
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