#TBT: Dinar Líneas Aéreas flights in 1999

Dinar Líneas Aéreas was an Argentine airline founded in 1992 based in Salta, although its main hub ended up being Aeroparque Jorge Newbery in the city of Buenos Aires. The first scheduled flights began in December 1994 after receiving the corresponding authorization from the Argentine authorities.

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The carrier, unlike the original plan that contemplated the incorporation of a Boeing 737, started operating with a McDonnell Douglas MD-82 with a German registration.

Buenos AiresTucumánSalta and Buenos AiresTucumánJujuy were Dinar’s first routes. In addition to the MD services, it also had operations between Tucumán and Jujuy in F-27 aircraft leased from SASA.

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In 1995 flights to Iguazú and Mendoza began, and in the 1995/96 summer season it added Villa Gesell to its schedule, besides launching charter flights in conjunction with Argentine travel agencies.

Routes continued to increase, reaching Comodoro Rivadavia, Córdoba, Mar del Plata, Mendoza, Río Gallegos, Salta, San Juan and Tucumán in 1996 and 1997, with the arrival of new aircrafts (Boeing 737, DC-9, MD-82 and MD-83).

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Additionally to the domestic sector, Dinar had a presence in other South American markets, particularly Brazil.

Florianópolis, Porto Seguro, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and Sao Paulo were served by the Argentine airline.

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Dinar Líneas Aéreas schedule in February 1999

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FlightFromToAircraftFreq.
D7 4560AEP 17:05COR 18:20DC-9Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4580AEP 20:28COR 21:43DC-9Daily ex Sat
D7 4320AEP 09:40CRD 12:00DC-9Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4390AEP 21:20CRD 23:40DC-9Daily ex Sat
D7 4390CRD 23:59RGL 01:14DC-9Daily ex Sat
D7 4196AEP 13:12JUJ 15:17MD-81Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4322AEP 11:30MDQ 12:25DC-9Sunday
D7 4322MDQ 12:45CRD 14:40DC-9Sunday
D7 4302AEP 11:25MDQ 12:20DC-9Mon, Thu, Fri
D7 4304AEP 17:55MDQ 18:50DC-9Sunday
D7 4470AEP 16:20MDZ 18:05MD-81Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4490AEP 20:44MDZ 22:29MD-81Daily ex Sat
D7 4154AEP 15:15SDE 16:50DC-9Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4112AEP 18:44TUC 20:34MD-81Daily ex Sat
D7 4112TUC 20:54SLA 21:29MD-81Daily ex Sat
FlightFromToAircraftFreq.
D7 4561COR 18:45AEP 19:55DC-9Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4501COR 07:50AEP 09:00DC-9Daily ex Sun
D7 4321CRD 12:20AEP 14:30DC-9Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4301RGL 07:00CRD 08:10DC-9Daily ex Sat
D7 4301CRD 08:30AEP 10:40DC-9Daily ex Sat
D7 4196JUJ 15:32SLA 15:52MD-81Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4196SLA 16:12AEP 18:02MD-81Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4323CRD 15:00MDQ 16:50DC-9Sunday
D7 4323MDQ 17:10AEP 18:05DC-9Sunday
D7 4303MDQ 13:15AEP 14:10DC-9Mon, Thu, Fri
D7 4305MDQ 19:10AEP 20:05DC-9Sunday
D7 4471MDZ 18:30AEP 20:10MD-81Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4411MDZ 08:00AEP 09:40MD-81Daily ex Sat
D7 4154SDE 17:05TUC 17:30DC-9Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4154TUC 17:55AEP 19:35DC-9Daily ex Sat/Sun
D7 4113SLA 09:30TUC 10:10MD-81Daily ex Sat
D7 4113TUC 10:30AEP 12:10MD-81Daily ex Sat

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Dinar’s economic crisis began to worsen in 2001. After many ups and downs during 2002 and 2003, with several momentary closures due to debts, employee problems, voluntary retirements, aircraft unable to operate and change of ownership, Dinar finally ceased its services in March 2003, declaring bankruptcy in September of the following year.

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