SKY Airline

SKY Airline is a low cost airline that flies in South America, the Caribbean and the United States. The site says it was founded in Chile in 2001 and wants to make the sky open to everyone. Its flights run from Chile and Peru to more than 40 destinations in the Americas.

The home page shows sample round trip prices in US dollars per person. Examples are Lima from USD 531, Cusco from USD 615 and Santiago de Chile from USD 641. Customers can collect points on these flights. The site also sells packages, and it has pages on flexible tickets and on what travelers can change when they book.

The airline flies Airbus A320neo and A321neo aircraft. The site says these planes cut carbon dioxide emissions by 30 percent, nitrogen oxide emissions by 50 percent and noise by 50 percent. It also lists central maintenance and diagnostic systems that work from the cockpit, single aisle cabins for short and medium routes and a cruising speed of 828 kilometers per hour.

All seats on the fleet recline. The seats named on the site are the RECARO BL3710. The onboard menu offers snacks and drinks. The site says hot dishes and sandwiches are no longer sold on domestic routes in Peru.

Customers can reach the airline through several service channels. A contact form lets people check the status of a case or file a new claim by entering an email and last name.