SKY Airline to suspend flights between Santiago de Chile and Bogota
SKY Airline will discontinue nonstop flights between Santiago (Chile) and Bogota (Colombia) as of September 30, 2024.
The route, which currently operates three flights a week (Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday), will take off for the last time on September 29.
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The airline cited the suspension due to the airline’s network restructure.
Thus, only Avianca and LATAM Airlines will operate the route. JetSmart flies between Santiago and Bogotá but with a stopover in Medellín.
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