Venezuelan government cancels Copa Airlines flights.
Panama’s Copa Airlines informed that, through the official communication PRE/GGTA/GOAC/ATTAM/1437/2020 sent this Saturday by the National Institute of Civil Aeronautics of Venezuela (INAC), the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela cancels all flights of the airline on its Panama-Caracas/Caracas-Panama route starting on December 13, 2020.
See also: Copa Airlines recognized as the Best Latin American Airline of the last decade.
The airline regrets the inconvenience that this measure beyond the company’s control may cause to its passengers.
It indicated that to manage refunds they can go to their website, www.copaair.com, and keep informed about the evolution of this situation through the airline’s official channels.
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