Avianca goes for flights between Quito and Buenos Aires

Avianca search again for flights between Ecuador and Argentina, this time you have requested the route Quito – Buenos Aires, but operated by Avianca Costa Rica.

Looking for a way to solve the limitationón of the bilateral agreement between Ecuador and Argentina, in which there are no más frequencies available for Ecuadorian companies, Avianca throughés of its subsidiary Costa Rica has applied for permission to operate these flights.

Being an extensionón of current route San José – Quito which currently operates with three weekly frequencies, the Costa Rican subsidiary has made an important request before the Ecuadorian authority.

Avianca requests Quito flights – Buenos Aires

Being the second occasionón in that Avianca requests to cover flights between Ecuador and Argentina (request rejected due to lack of frequencies in the bilateral agreement), on this occasion and thanks to the current agreements between Costa Rica, Argentina and Ecuador, The opportunity has been opened to once again have direct flights between both países.

Specíficaly, the airínea has requested from the Managementón General of Aviationón Civilian of Ecuador – DGAC the following route and frequencies:

• San José (Costa Rica) – Quito – Buenos Aires – Quito – San José (Costa Rica) with up 8 weekly frequencies.

The flights, to materialize, to beían operated with Airbus A319 or A320 aircraft of the Costa Rican subsidiary.

¿Cuáwhen the flights start?

As always, I tell you every time an Aerolínea requests a certain route or frequencies, this actionón is máI know nothing is an intentionón to operate a certain route in the future.

Taking into account previous publications on routes of Avianca, of approving these flights by Ecuador and Argentina, couldíWe love to see a start of flights in the prówe cry months, yes commercially and financially así Aerol will determine itínea.

Finally, was able to learn extra officially that the opening of the route is estimated for November of this year.ñO, subject to government approvals. Updateé.