Grand Air

Grand International Airways (or Grand Air) was a short-lived airline in the Philippines which operated during the mid-to-late 1990s.

The airline was established when the Philippine Government started to deregulate its domestic aviation industry after decades of monopoly by Philippine Airlines, then wholly owned by the government.

Towards the mid 1990s, Grand Air used to fly to Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport using their Airbus A300s.

The airline was forced to fold operation due to mounting debt problem with its Taiwanese creditors.

Grand Air flew (or have planned to fly) to the following destinations:[2] The airline operated a fleet of 5 Airbus A300B4-200[3] and 4 Boeing 737-200[4] aircraft.