Viva reaches 45 domestic routes with launch of Cali-Cúcuta route
Viva began operations of its new Cali – Cancun route on March 22. In addition, since March 18, the company began operating its 14 domestic routes with which it will give the ‘Vuelta a Colombia’, reaching 45 domestic routes and 12 international routes.
Of the 14 domestic routes that began operations, five are new destinations for Viva: Valledupar, Neiva, Pasto, Villavicencio and Armenia. In addition, the ‘HUB Medellín’ will be connected for the first time with Pereira, Armenia, Villavicencio, Valledupar, Riohacha and Pasto; its base in Cali will be connected for the first time with Montería; Cartagena will be connected with Villavicencio, Cúcuta, Armenia, Pasto and Neiva; Bucaramanga with Santa Marta; and finally, San Andrés with Pereira and Armenia.
→ Viva begins operations of new route between Cali and Cancun.
The routes, which were launched in December 2021, began sales with prices starting at COP 59,000. With the ‘Vuelta a Colombia’, the company demonstrates its commitment to connect the entire country and generate greater air inclusion in the territory through its HUB Medellin.
“The launch of this new Cali-Cúcuta route and the beginning of our ‘Vuelta a Colombia’ with the 14 domestic routes, evidences our constant growth and desire to bring air inclusion to every corner of the country. This is just a sample of what will be our domestic and international expansion plan, in which we foresee the opening of 30 more international routes in the coming years. This start-up of operations is possible thanks to the teamwork we carried out with authorities, local tourism entities and key players, who facilitated the growth of our route network and thus made it possible for travelers to travel throughout Colombia through Viva. We are proud to continue opening opportunities and destinations to fly more,” said Felix Antelo, president & CEO of Grupo Viva.
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