The fourth avióretro n Avianca is already flying, Its about Airbus A320 with paint commemorative of the airínew of Guatemala, Aviateca.
Avianca presentó the más recent livery of his collectionón vintage. This time dedicated to Aviateca, compañía aéarea founded in Guatemala on 1945 and that after being part of the TACA Groupó to be part of Avianca at 2009. The aircraft, a Airbus A320 foodíN398AV cylinder head, wears the blue livery that Aviateca wore in theños 90. This is the fourth avión with retro paint that Avianca summerá to his collectionsón, which includes one dedicated to 100 años de la compañía, one of TACA and one of LACK.
“We carry with us the legacy of aviationón and Américh Latina and it fills us with pride to wear the colors of these companiesñías que son icóunique in the history of our countriesíses. Hoy, as operator, Aviateca is part of the dom connectivityéaesthetic and international that we have in Guatemala thanks to the más de 190 Guatemalan collaborators who are part of our Group”, expresó Rolando Damas, Avianca Sales Director for Norteamérica, Centroamérich and the Caribbean.
Some information about the Aviateca livery:
- Más de 13 díwork ace
- the grandfatherón was painted in the maintenance workshop in Guatemala, for 30 téGuatemalan cynics.
- They used más de 45 gallons of paint.
Last December, the airíNea announcedó the reactivationón of flights Aviateca like aerosolímember of Avianca Group. This operator currently has 6 sun flightséweekly statics between the Guatemala-Flores route, connected toí to the entire Pet areaén. Internationally tooén flies from the capital to Tegucigalpa and The Savior an average of 6 weekly flights.
further, the compañíto alsoén flies with other operators part of the group towards The Ádrooling, Washington, New York and Bogotaá.
The aircraft with vintage livery beingá initially flying routes in Colombia, and during the 2023 is scheduled to arrive in Guatemala.
I was able to fly with Aviateca. it was excellent, a company of high standards, good service, and excellent service on board. It is a pity that it has disappeared to remain only in historical memory.
What routes did you fly on??