RX · AEH · Inactive
Aviaexpress
Hungary · Avex

20
Routes
6
Hubs
AEH
ICAO
RX
IATA
TravelerPulse profile
Island hopping across the heart of Polynesia.
Headquarters
Honolulu, United States
Rainbow Air Polynesia was a small regional carrier operating under IATA code RX and ICAO code RPO, providing air transportation services in the Pacific island region. The airline operated under the callsign 'Rainbow Air' and was registered in the United States.
The carrier focused on inter-island and regional routes serving communities across Polynesia, filling a niche role in connecting remote island populations. Like many small Pacific regional airlines, it faced the operational challenges typical of serving widely dispersed, low-traffic island destinations.
Detailed historical records about the airline's full operational history, fleet, and current status are limited, and it does not appear to be currently active as a major carrier in publicly available aviation databases.
Fleet
The airline likely operated small turboprop or piston aircraft suited to short inter-island routes, though specific fleet details are not confirmed.
Notable facts
- ›Operated under IATA code RX and ICAO code RPO.
- ›Used the radio callsign 'Rainbow Air' for air traffic communications.
- ›Registered as a United States carrier serving Pacific Polynesian routes.
- ›Specialized in regional inter-island air services in the Pacific.
- ›Limited public documentation suggests the airline had a small operational footprint.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Aviaexpress connecting Hungarian skies with reliable regional air service
Aviaexpress is a Hungarian carrier operating under the callsign Avex with IATA code RX. The airline has served regional and charter markets from its Hungarian base. It represents a modest but functional presence in Central European aviation.
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Economy
Fleet Note
Aviaexpress has typically operated a small fleet of narrowbody and turboprop aircraft suited to regional and charter operations.
AI-assisted overview, verified against public sources.
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Route network map (20 legs)












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Route network
BKK → CGP737
BKK → DAC737
CCU → CGPDH8
CCU → DACDH8
CGP → BKK737
CGP → CCUDH8
CGP → DAC737 DH8
CXB → DACDH8
DAC → BKK737
DAC → CCUDH8
DAC → CGP737 DH8
DAC → CXBDH8
DAC → JSRDH8
DAC → KUL737
DAC → SIN737
DAC → ZYLDH8
JSR → DACDH8
KUL → DAC737
SIN → DAC737
ZYL → DACDH8
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
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