Avianca announced this Thursday its new Buenos Aires-Quito-San José route, which will operate 4 weekly flights from October 30, 2022.
In addition to visiting Ecuador and Costa Rica, Argentine passengers will be able to connect very easily, from those two countries to other international destinations in the United States, Mexico, El Salvador or Colombia thanks to the extensive network of routes that Avianca offers throughout the continent.
→ Avianca starts direct flights to Cali and Medellín from Cúcuta.
“Today we announce a new route and two destinations, the convenience of offering direct services to Quito in Ecuador and the possibility of continuing to San José in Costa Rica. Two countries linked touristically and economically but now with this new flight they will be able to enhance their opportunities” said Gustavo Esusy Commercial Manager for Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay, who also highlighted the great importance of a new gateway for receptive tourism in Argentina.
Avianca currently operates 14 weekly flights on the Buenos Aires-Bogotá-Buenos Aires route and will add 4 new frequencies when operations begin Buenos Aires-Quito-San José, giving customers in Argentina access to one of the most robust networks in Latin America.
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