Vensecar Internacional

IATA ICAO Callsign V4 VEC VENCAR
Founded	January 31, 1996
Hubs	Simón Bolívar International Airport
Fleet size	1
Destinations	4
Parent company	DHL (49%)
Headquarters	Caracas, Venezuela
Key people	Jose Henrique D'Apollo (Owner)
Website	www.vensecar.com

Vensecar Internacional C.A. is a cargo airline based in Caracas, Venezuela. It operates scheduled services around Central America and the Caribbean on behalf of DHL Aviation.

History

The airline was established in January 31, 1996. It is owned by Jose Henrique D'Apollo (51%) and DHL (49%).

Destinations

A former Vensecar Internacional Boeing 727-100F taxiing at Piarco International Airport in 2003

Vensecar Internacional operates freight services to the following international scheduled destinations (as of November 2022):

Country	City	Airport	Notes
Aruba	Oranjestad	Queen Beatrix International Airport
Barbados	Bridgetown	Grantley Adams International Airport	Terminated
Colombia	Bogotá	El Dorado International Airport	Terminated
Costa Rica	San Jose	Juan Santamaría International Airport	Terminated
Curacao	Willemstad	Curacao International Airport
Dominican Republic	Santo Domingo	Las Americas International Airport	Terminated
Guatemala	Guatemala City	La Aurora International Airport
Panama	Panama City	Tocumen International Airport	Terminated
Trinidad and Tobago	Port of Spain	Piarco International Airport	Terminated
United States	Miami	Miami International Airport	Terminated
Venezuela	Caracas	Simón Bolívar International Airport	Hub
	Valencia	Arturo Michelena International Airport	Terminated

Fleet

Current fleet

A former Vensecar Internacional Boeing 727-200F taxiing at El Dorado International Airport in 2009

As of January 2021, the Vensecar Internacional fleet consists the following aircraft:

Vensecar Internacional Fleet

Aircraft	In service	Orders	Notes
ATR 42-320F	1	—	Operating for DHL Aviation
Total	1	—

Former fleet

Vensecar Internacional previously owned the following aircraft:

• 1 Beechcraft 65
• 2 Boeing 727-100F
• 4 Boeing 727-200F
• 2 Boeing 737-400SF
• 2 Dassault Falcon 20
• 1 Learjet 24