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Latin American airline Avianca, has launched ticket sales for three new direct routes: Fort Lauderdale to Medellin, Miami to ...

Avianca has commenced a new route connecting Bogotá to Quibdó, enhancing Colombia’s domestic air travel network. The service operates three times weekly using Airbus A320 aircraft, each accommodating ...

Avianca has announced its intent to expand operations between Florida and Latin America, unveiling plans for four new routes and a new destination: a direct flight between Tampa and Bogotá. The ...

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For now, the Colombia-based carrier’s booking engine does not have the new itineraries available. For example, avianca offers its travelers to fly a one-stop itinerary between Tampa and Bogota ...

Avianca will add five Florida routes in 2025, including its first flights to Tampa. The Colombia-based airline didn't offer specifics on launch dates or frequencies on Friday, but said that it ...

And, it would add new (or additional) direct links between South Florida and destinations in Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Colombia itself. In announcing the proposed expansion, Avianca ...

Avianca Cargo is typically associated with its South American operation, based in Bogotá, Colombia. However, lesser known is its extensive operation at Miami International Airport where the airline ...

These routes join new ones in Europe, such as Paris, Caracas, Aeroparque (Buenos Aires), Havana, and Quibdó and Arauca in Colombia. Frederico Pedreira, CEO of Avianca, announced new routes between ...

Pedreira said nearly 70% of Avianca’s domestic passengers do not bring carry-on bags. “What this means is that the domestic passengers in Colombia are understanding our product,” he said.