SATENA is an acronym for "Sociedad Aeronáutica de Medellín S.A., Servicios de Transporte Aéreo Nacional" which translates to "Aeronautical Society of Medellín, National Air Transport Services" in English. It refers to a Colombian airline that specializes in domestic air transportation services.
SATENA was founded in 1962 and is owned by the Colombian government. It primarily operates flights within Colombia, serving both major cities and remote areas that are difficult to access by land. The airline plays a crucial role in connecting various regions of the country and promoting economic development, tourism, and social integration.
With its main hub in El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá, SATENA operates a fleet of modern and reliable aircrafts designed for short-haul flights. The airline takes pride in offering safe and efficient air travel for both passengers and cargo, ensuring a comfortable experience and timely delivery of goods.
In addition to its regular commercial flights, SATENA also supports the Colombian Armed Forces, providing transportation services for military personnel and equipment to remote and conflict-affected areas of the country.
Operated under high safety standards and a commitment to customer satisfaction, SATENA has established itself as an integral part of Colombia's aviation industry. It strives to connect communities, promote social inclusion, and stimulate economic growth by offering reliable air transportation services to both domestic and military travelers throughout the country.
