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About

Rutaca Airlines is a Venezuelan airline that offers scheduled and charter passenger flights, primarily around Venezuela. The airline is based at Simón Bolivar International Airport and Ciudad Bolivar Tomás de Heres Airport, from which it flies to several Venezuelan destinations from, as well as an international destination in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.

Rutaca Airlines first began flying in 1974 and over time, built itself an extensive route network. However, due to the recent crisis in Venezuela, the airline has had to reduce its number its routes and the frequency that they fly dramatically.

Fleet

Rutaca Airlines uses a Boeing-only fleet. The airline flies B737-200 and B737-300 models.

Rutaca Airlines Baggage

As a standard, domestic flights within Venezuela usually have a checked baggage allowance of 20kg per passenger.

Check-In Information

Online Check-In

Online check-in isn't available on flights operated by Rutaca Airlines.

Airport Check-In

To check-in for their flight, passengers must check-in at the airport of departure. Once at the airport, passengers must present the relevant travel documents to one of the check-in agents and the airline check-in desk.

Destinations

Domestic

Barcelona

Caracas

Cludad Bolivar

Porlamar

International

Port of Spain

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Hub Airport

Simón Bolivar International Airport

Simón Bolivar International Airport is an international airport in Venezuela and the hub airport for Rutaca Airlines. Previously, the airline used Ciudad Bolivar Tomás de Heres Airport as its main hub. However, due to political and economic unrest in Venezuela, the airline was forced to dramatically reduce the number of routes flown from Tomas de Heres Airport and now, the majority of its flights come to or from Simón Bolivar International.

The airport is located in Vargas, Venezuela and is split into two separate terminals. One terminal is used exclusively for domestic routes, whereas the other is used for international.