Nature Air Plans to Reenter the Domestic Tourism Market in Costa Rica

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Domestic Airline Nature Air is working on reentering the domestic flights market in Costa Rica only one year after the tragic plane accident where 10 American tourist and a Costa Rican pilot and copilot died.

Finally, the resolution $27 million dollars of the Airline’s insurance came through, “This resolution will eliminate another important obstacle in our process of refinancing to fly again”, commented Alex Khajavi, CEO of Nature Air Group.

The company is now seeking investors, companies or people interested in refinancing it or interested in renting out its aircraft. It is also looking to fill various job positions, among them technical personnel and pilots. Those interested can email [email protected].

After the accident, Nature Air had it’s license suspended and although the suspension was lifted about a month later the company suffered important financial losses estimated by the company to be close to $2.5 million back in May of 2018.

Kajhavi had made clear back then that the company was not bankrupt, but instead, it was working with financial institutions to refinance its debts.

The company website still shows the following message:

“nature air airline is actively working among with the government entities of costa rica in order to recover the air operations as soon as possible and be able to continue serving all our customers and the tourism of the country, hopefully soon we will restart all our flights to costa rica and panama”.

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