Avianca, via its official LinkedIn account, announced (24-Sep-2020) plans to gradually resume international operations from Colombia effective 28-Sep-2020. The carrier plans to resume Medellin Jose Maria Cordova-Miami and Medellin Jose Maria Cordova-New York services with A320 effective 28-Sep-2020. The carrier plans to resume Bogota services to Guayaquil, Quito, Mexico City Juarez, Sao Paulo Guarulhos, Miami and New York JFK effective 01-Oct-2020. Services to Cancun, Guatemala City, La Paz, Punta Cana, Rio de Janeiro Galeao, Santiago, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, San Salvador, Santo Domingo Las Americas and Washington will resume on 15-Oct-2020. Initial planning includes the operation of 34 aircraft to handle Avianca's international network. Passengers arriving in Colombia must present a negative PCR test no older than 96 hours.
Avianca details plans to resume scheduled international operations
25 September, 2020
- us
- santiago international airport
- mexico
- washington
- brazil
- miami international airport
- dominican republic
- punta cana international airport
- colombia
- bolivia
- ecuador
- chile
- avianca
- aad
- guatemala
- bogota el dorado international airport
- headline
- san salvador
- mexico city juarez international airport
- new york john f kennedy international airport
- medellin jose maria cordova airport
- la paz el alto airport
- quito mariscal sucre international airport
- santa cruz viru viru international airport
- santo domingo las americas international airport
- guayaquil jose joaquin de olmedo airport
- guatemala city la aurora international airport
- san salvador monseñor óscar arnulfo romero interna
- latin america/caribbean
- cancun international airport
- gru airport sao paulo guarulhos international airp
- reactivation
- rio de janeiro galeao international airport