nkTACA is no longer in operation. This information is kept here for reference.
TACA
TACA (IATA TA, ICAO TAI) was a Salvadoran airline that operated from its main hub at San Salvador's Comalapa (Monseñor Óscar Arnulfo Romero) International Airport, with additional Central American bases in cities such as Guatemala City and San José. Its network linked El Salvador and the wider region with destinations across North America, the Caribbean, and South America. The fleet was built around Airbus A319, A320, and A321 jets, alongside Embraer 190s and ATR 72 turboprops on shorter regional routes. TACA belonged to no airline alliance. It ceased operating under its own name in 2013, when the brand was absorbed into Avianca.
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- ★★★★★anonymous
I love TACA
I love taca, unfortunately, taca merged with Avianca. I will forever miss taca's outstanding service
- ★★★★★anonymous
I love TACA
I love taca, unfortunately, taca merged with Avianca. I will forever miss taca's outstanding service
- ★★★★★MEX→SANeconomyanonymous
On time and great service
Traveling with Lacsa was a very good decision, I realized that they changed the airline name from Taca to Lacsa. I traveled 2 times from South America to Mexico and United States and they are always on time. I have never had trouble with this airline. They offer snacks like potatoe chips or peanuts with a drink, but if you want to order something bigger like a sandwich or a burrito I recommend you take at least 5 dollars. The flight attendance were very kind and friendly. Also we arrived on time to Mexico as they said. I choose Lacsa as my favorite fly experience.