Plus Ultra will fly to Bogotá and Cartagena starting in July.
Spanish airline Plus Ultra announced that it will connect Madrid with Bogota and Cartagena as from July 2.
Flights will be operated on a triangular basis Madrid-Bogotá-Cartagena-Madrid, and will operate three weekly frequencies (Monday, Wednesday and Saturday) in Airbus A340 aircraft.
Tickets are already on sale at an introductory price starting at 443 euros (round trip including all taxes), which includes two 23kg suitcases in the hold and one 8kg carry-on bag in the cabin.
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