Avianca today announced its intention to further enhance connectivity between the United States and the rest of the Americas by increasing frequencies and consolidating key routes. The expansion plan is detailed as follows:
- Bogotá – Fort Lauderdale: An additional daily frequency would be added, for a total of two flights per day.
- Barranquilla – Miami: The route would increase from three weekly frequencies to a daily operation.
- Medellín – Orlando: The route would be established as a year-round service with a daily frequency.
“This growth aims to strengthen Avianca’s global network, which currently connects North America with more than 80 destinations across the Americas and Europe, facilitating not only tourism but also trade,” the airline stated.
Currently, Avianca offers a robust network in the United States, including cities such as Boston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, and Las Vegas (seasonal), among others. In addition, travelers from the U.S. can connect to an extensive network across the Caribbean and South America.
The implementation of these new operations is subject to the necessary approvals from the relevant authorities in each country.
The airline continues to analyze alternatives aimed at strengthening its network and connectivity to these markets.
