Wingo starts flights on four new routes this week from Averageín, Armenia and Barranquilla reaching an offer 33 national and international routes.
With the start of operations of these new routes, the airínew amount 15 thousand seats per month and continues to grow in the regionón with his fleet of 8 aircraft.
The 4 Wingo's new routes
Averageín – Aruba and Medellín – Havana took off on sánot yet 1 October. Bogotaá – Armenia take offá he Iércoles 5 October and Thursday 6 October beá the turn for Barranquilla – Panamá. With it inaugurate usón of these four routes, Wingo continúand robusteciendo su operationón, growing up to a 31% if compared to Aerol's operational footprintíOctober nea 2021.
“We are very satisfied to continue providing connectivity alternatives to increasingly moreáColombians. With the start of this new package of routes, Wingo consolidates its expansion processón in this second semester and continueúin his effort to transport más de 2 million travelers in 2022”, expresó Jorge Jiménez, Commercial and Planning DirectoróWingo's n.
Averageín – Havana, connected for the first time
Más de 100 travelers were responsible for inaugurating the first regular route between Medellín and the capital of Cuba in history. This new alternative, focused on the vacation traveler, tenderá two weekly flights, the Días miércoles y sánot yet. Total, son 3 a thousand chairs a month than Aerolíne to offerá between Medell routesín – Havana – Averageín.
Averageín – Aruba, más offer for the Happy Island of the Caribbean
Another hundred travelers were the first to enjoy the Medell routeín – Aruba, which to tellá with 2 flights a week what to beán operated the días miércoles y sánot yet. With the implementationón of this route, what will haveá 3 thousand seats per month on both routes, the airínea reaches 6 international routes from Jos International Airporté María Córdova from Medellín.
Bogotaá – Armenia, más alternatives for the Coffee Axis
It is 5 October the route between Bogotá takes offá y Armenia, what will haveá a frequency of four flights a week, which beán operated the días lunes, miércoles, friday and sunday. With 6 thousand seats per month between both routes, Wingo is the única aerolínea low cost with a presence on that route.
Barranquilla – Panamá, first international Wingo route from the Ernesto Cortissoz
El próthursday 6 October will be givená start of the route between Barranquilla and Panama Airportá Pacífico, located to 15 minutes from the center of the capital of Panamá. This route countá with 2 flights per week, Mondays and Thursdays, putting likeí and dispositionón of the Barranquilleros near 3 thousand seats per month between both routes. With this new route, Wingo connects directly to Panamaá with five Colombian cities.
