Wingo announced, together with the Government of San Andres, a 75% increase in its seating capacity on the two routes it operates to the island. The six additional frequencies will represent a total of 9 thousand seats per month, which in turn represents a new boost for tourism and the economic dynamics of the archipelago.
For the San Andres – Barranquilla – San Andres route, Wingo will begin the implementation of its daily flight starting October 28, 2024, increasing from four to seven frequencies per week. These three additional flights represent 4,500 seats per month.
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The San Andres – Cartagena – San Andres route will have daily flights starting December 11, 2024, with a special focus on the high holiday season at the end and beginning of the year. This route will increase from four to seven frequencies per week during that period, offering 4,500 seats per month.
“We are very pleased to announce this increase in capacity to San Andres on our scheduled routes from Barranquilla and Cartagena. Today Wingo is the main operator to the archipelago from the Colombian Atlantic coast and we are proud to increase capacity after listening to the requests of the Government of San Andres and the Civil Aeronautics”, said Jorge Jimenez, Wingo’s Vice President of Commercial and Planning.
“This is very important news for the Department that is in harmony with our commitment to continue growing this sector of the economy,” commented Nicolas Gallardo Vázquez, Governor of San Andrés.
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