Laser Airlines will begin flights between Caracas and Curaçao

the airíthe venezuelan woman Laser Airlines beginá their flights between Caracas and Curacao from the próximo 5 of May. Laseer press photo

Post written by: Daniel Martinínez, correspondent in Venezuela
Twitter: @dgaviacion_

After reopeningérea and alsoén opening of the borders between Curacao and Venezuela from the 3 last april, afterés de 4 años, Venezuela regains its connectivity with one of the ABC Islands.

Laser volará to Curacao

The CEO of CAP – Curazao Airport Partners, Jonny Andersen, consideró that this is a “great opportunity” for the local aviation industryón, and trustó in which to pushá tourism and economic developmentóisland monkey.

Laser tellá with two initial weekly frequencies the días Tuesday and Friday, where these flights from Caracas saldrán at 13:00 hours with arrival at Curacao at 14:00. On the other hand, the return from Curacao's Hato International Airport will beá at 15:30 hours with arrival in Caracas at 16:30 afternoon hours.

The flights will beán operated on MD-82/83 aircraft, with travel costs ranging from $260. The connectionón allows a baggage allowance of one (1) billed piece of 32 kg and a (1) hand luggage 8 kg per passenger.

With the restart of flights with Curacao with horné an optionón máinterconnect són with Venezuelan territory as Curacao has connections with Caribbean, Miami, New York, USA and Toronto on Canadaá.

with this route, Curacao joins Panama Cityá and Santo Domingo as international destinations Laser Airlines.

“We celebrate the reopening of borderséAreas between Venezuela and Curacao, one of the first international destinations it operatedó Laser Airlines. Within the framework of our 29 anniversary, We are pleased to communicate this great news to our passengers and commercial allies.”, said Eliana Verkooke, Marketing Directorón of Laser Airlines.

In the próximos días, incorporateán departures from other cities Venezuela and other aerosolíairlines such as Albatros Airlines and Avior Airlines más from the Curaçao side Jetair Caribbean have shown their interestés to cover these flights.