Avianca resumes direct route Bogotá-Asunción in September.
As of September 5, Avianca will resume regular operations to and from Asunción (Paraguay). According to the operating plan, the company will offer 2 weekly frequencies on Wednesdays and Sundays; returning to Bogota on Mondays and Thursdays.
See also: Avianca started flights San José-Miami and San Salvador-Ontario routes.
The airline currently operates 99 routes and offers more than 1,300 weekly frequencies, which represents an offer of more than 370 thousand seats per week.
Avianca reminded that travelers with unused tickets due to COVID-19 operational disruptions, can manage changes through the customer contact channels to fly on the routes enabled at the time, according to the flexibility policies that the airline currently has.
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