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Low-cost airlines in South America

We list 5 low-cost airlines based in South America, across 3 countries. The largest published fleet belongs to Azul (155 aircraft, as of 30 June 2026). Every figure below is the airline’s latest from a named, dated source.

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  • 3countries
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Airlines in South America, by fleet size

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Fleet: each airline’s latest published figure (“group” covers its group carriers); every profile names the source and the date it describes. Routes: airport pairs AviationStack lists for the airline, as of ; not a timetable.

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South America: 5 airlines

Largest published fleet first. Open a profile for the source of each figure.

Low-cost airlines based in South America, largest published fleet first
Rank#IATAAirlineCountryFleetStatus
1ADAzulAD · Brazil · Hubs VCP · CNF · RECBrazil155as of Active
2G3GOLG3 · Brazil · Hubs GRU · CGH · GIGBrazil141as of Active
3JAJetSMARTJA · Chile · Hubs SCL · LIM · AEPChile56 groupas of Active
4H2Sky AirlineH2 · Chile · Hubs SCL · LIMChile36as of Active
5P5WingoP5 · Colombia · Hubs BOG · PAC · CTGColombia9as of Active

Fleet figures are the latest each airline or a named source has published, with the date they describe. “Group” means the figure covers the airline’s group, as the source reports it. Open a profile for the source link.

South America: questions and answers

How many low-cost airlines are in South America?

Our directory lists 5 low-cost airlines based in South America. They are based in 3 countries.

Which low-cost airline in South America has the largest fleet?

Of the airlines we list, Azul has the largest published fleet: 155 aircraft, as of 30 June 2026 (source: Airline report).

Which countries in South America have the most low-cost airlines?

Brazil and Chile each have 2 airlines in our directory. In full: Brazil (2), Chile (2), Colombia (1).

How up to date are these fleet figures?

Each figure carries the date it describes. For South America, the dates run from August 2025 to September 2026. Each airline’s profile links to the source of its figure.

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