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Avianca makes changes to its international flight network

Avianca makes changes to its international flight networkáfocusing on strengthening the Bogot hubá and San Salvador.

Moving forward with the transformation planón Avianca 2021, in which the aerosolínea seeks to focus on financial sustainability, Avianca adjustá its network of international flights to strengthen international connectivity from Bogotáá starting the próximo 29 of March.

This network setting will allow youá to the Colombian capital have international flights to 33 Destinations, 6 in Northamérica, 2 in México, 9 in Central Americaérich and Caribbean, 12 en Suramérich and 4 in Europe, for an estimate of 924 weekly flights and a few 12 million passengers transported to international destinations between April and December 2020.

Capacity increase

From Bogotáá:

  • Avianca doubleá su operationón a Washington, Santo Domingo operating 14 weekly frequencies instead of seven.
  • To Brazil, if you countá with seven additional frequencies to Sao Paulo for a total of 21 and towards RíJanuary if you countá with five additional frequencies for a total of 12 a week.
  • Towards Aruba it will be countedá with three additional frequencies per week for a total of 14.
  • In high season the companyñíto be availableá seven additional frequencies to Orlando and Fort Lauderdale, going from 7 a 14 flights per week.
  • relaxá of twin-aisle aircraft with capacity between 250 and 300 chairs on routes to Ciudad de México, Delún and New York and A320neo aircraft with a capacity of between 153 and 156 passenger seats with better performance for routes to the Caribbean, Center and Suramérica.

From Lima:

  • Avianca doubleá su operationón a Miami con 7 additional frequencies for a total of 14.

From San Salvador:

  • I know how to countá with an additional frequency per week to Los Áangels for a total of 28.

New routes

  • Subject to government approvals, Avianca startá the operationóBogot route numberá – Porto Alegre in Brazil in the month of June of this yearñO. La operationón towards this destination comeíbeing carried out from Lima, and it will remainá así until the month of June where they will be exchangedá with departure from Bogotá.
  • It is important to remember that the month of December beganó the operationón of the direct routes to Asunción and Montevideo from Bogotá.
  • During the first semester of this yearñO, the airíneed to announceá the opening of routes to new destinations in Norteamérich and suramérich once you have the permissions to do so.

Reorganizationónumber of international connections

Current routeNew connectionón
San Pedro Sula – MiamiSan Pedro Sula – San Salvador – Miami
San Pedro Sula – New YorkSan Pedro Sula – San Salvador – New York
Lima – Punta CanaLima – Bogotaá – Punta Cana
Lima – Porto AlegreLima – Bogotaá – Porto Alegre (from June - subject to approvalón governmental)

Avianca route network

The route map for the beginning of 2020 from the airínea is formed in the following illustrative way:

national international route network map avianca colombia ecuador peru salvador brazil

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9 comments on “Avianca makes changes to its international flight network”

  1. Hello, good morning, because before we had a flight from Alicante to Cali and Cali to Alicante, let's see more Caleños in the Valencian Community because the agencies never count direct flights from Madrid to Cali to sell more expensive, see if they can put that flight back, I think that would be a good option again try to try again to see how it turns out now thanks

  2. Louis Alfonso Rubio

    Because we Caleños who live in Alicante Spain used to have a flight from Cali Alicante Cali and today this flight is not provided and there are abuses by travel agencies to get Madrid Cali direct because there is never a connection Alicante Madrid. We would love to have that flight again because the people of Cali Pereira are more, Armenia that we live in the Valencian community that the people who are from Bogotá.

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