Wingo resumed its operations between Medellín and Caracas this Sunday, marking a significant step in the restoration of binational connectivity.
The connection from the capital of Antioquia will operate with three weekly frequencies on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays.
The launch of the route between José María Córdova International Airport (MDE) and Simón Bolívar International Airport (CCS) is a fundamental piece of Wingo’s 2026 growth strategy. This expansion follows the restart of its flights from Bogotá on January 16th.
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According to Jorge Jiménez, the company’s Vice President of Commercial and Planning, this growth aims to offer accessible connectivity under a low-cost model that balances competitive pricing with flexibility and reliability.
Wingo also announced that starting next April, the Bogotá–Caracas route will transition to a daily flight service.
The airline projects it will carry 114,000 passengers by the end of this year on its routes to Caracas, which would represent a 30% increase in traffic volume.
Tickets for these connections are already available through official sales channels, including the airline’s website and mobile application.
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