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Avianca renews its Business Class experience

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Avianca presented this Wednesday the new features of its Business Class product, both in Boeing 787 and A320 family aircraft.

From now on, the Executive Cabin of aircraft operating routes to and from Europe will be known as Avianca Insignia.

Those traveling in this cabin will enjoy flatbed seating that reclines completely, as well as a welcome drink, a menu with appetizer, breakfast, lunch or dinner options with dessert, unlimited snacks and a selection of liquors, hot and cold beverages.

In addition, they have at their disposal comfort elements such as blankets, mattress pads and an Amenity Kit with collectible cases designed by Mola Sasa in collaboration with the Gunadule indigenous community, made from recycled fabric from PET bottles, with a proposal that promotes sustainability and inclusion, and the formulations of Loto del Sur, a brand that celebrates and captures the richness of Colombian culture, elevating the onboard experience.

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“Avianca Insignia represents the consolidation of a superior experience on our Boeing 787, one of the most modern aircraft in the world. On these flights, we also have a unique selection of gastronomy, wellness and design that represents the best of Colombia: a menu by chef Álvaro Clavijo – one of the 35 best chefs in the world – on flights from Bogotá to Europe and an Amenity Kit,” said Manuel Ambriz, Avianca’s Chief Commercial Officer.

A revamped Business Class for flying on single-aisle aircraft

Starting July 1, a new version of the Business Class experience will be available in the first three rows of single-aisle seats on flights from Bogotá to Santiago de Chile, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Miami, Washington, New York, Boston, Toronto and Mexico City.

This product includes a main meal (breakfast, lunch or dinner), beverages, a snack service and comfort items (blanket, pillow and Amenity Kit).

“We are renewing the Business Class experience on flights to the main capitals of the Americas, thus offering multiple options for customers to choose how they want to fly,” added Manuel Ambriz.

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