Aerolíneas Argentinas confirmed that, as from July, its operations to Bogotá will increase from 5 weekly frequencies to one daily flight with the additional novelty that it will start operating from Aeroparque “Jorge Newbery” instead of from Ezeiza.
With the incorporation of flights to and from “El Dorado” International Airport, the regionalization of Aeroparque is completed, allowing tourists to connect with the 35 destinations of the domestic network operated from there and to be minutes away from the center of the city.
→ Aerolineas Argentinas to connect Sao Paulo with Cordoba and El Calafate.
The flights will be operated in Boeing 737 aircrafts with a capacity of 128 seats, as it has been doing in the past.
“This flight is part of the strategic plan we are carrying out to offer improvements in connectivity based on boosting the arrival of tourists from the region to the country, as we have been doing with flights from Brazil”, said Pablo Ceriani, head of Aerolíneas Argentinas.
It should be recalled that the airline recently confirmed the return of its daily operations to Lima, as well as to Madrid and significant increases in the frequency of its flights to Santiago de Chile, Asunción, Montevideo and Sao Paulo, among other destinations.
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