Copa Airlines Restores Second Daily Flight to Caracas, Venezuela

Effective September 15, Copa Airlines is adding a second daily frequency on its Panama City–Caracas route. With this capacity increase, the carrier fully restores its operational footprint in the Venezuelan capital following the temporary service suspension triggered by the June 24 seismic events.

Roberto Pulido, General Manager for Copa Airlines in Venezuela, stated: “We are pleased to announce the addition of a second daily night-time frequency to and from Caracas, just days after resuming our scheduled operations at Maiquetia. This service expansion underscores Copa Airlines’ commitment to Venezuela’s connectivity, addressing the demand for flexible flight schedules and enhanced international transfer options for our passengers.”

Through its primary connecting hub at the Hub of the Americas in Panama City, travelers gain seamless access to a network serving more than 85 destinations across the continent, supported by an operational volume exceeding 385 daily flights throughout the region.

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Flight Schedules and Operations

Service between Tocumen International Airport (PTY) and Maiquetia (CCS) will operate under the following schedule:

New Daily Frequency (Effective September 15)

Existing Scheduled Service

Copa Airlines’ Route Network in Venezuela

With the reinstatement of this frequency, the airline brings its route network and operations across Venezuelan territory back to full capacity, broken down as follows:

Marking 29 years of continuous operations in Venezuela, Copa Airlines solidifies the recovery of its air capacity, strengthening passenger traffic and commercial trade links connecting the country with key markets across North, Central, and South America.

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