SKY Airline and Avianca Sign Interline Agreement to Enhance Connectivity Between Bogota and 33 Destinations in Chile and Peru
SKY Airline and Avianca have announced a new interline partnership aimed at boosting air connectivity between Colombia, Chile, and Peru. Thanks to this agreement, passengers traveling from Bogota can access 33 domestic destinations operated by SKY within Chilean and Peruvian territory through the issuance of a single ticket.
Network Scope and Sales Channels
The commercial integration between both carriers is already operational. Travelers have the option to search for and purchase their tickets directly through Avianca’s website and via travel agencies, streamlining the flight experience with seamless connections to the low-cost carrier’s domestic networks.
The route rollout is structured around two primary hubs in South America:
Connections in Chile via Santiago
Passengers departing from the Colombian capital to Santiago can connect to flights operated by SKY to 17 domestic destinations in Chile. Cities included in this network feature:
- Puerto Montt
- La Serena
- Punta Arenas
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Connections in Peru via Lima
Concurrently, travelers flying from Bogota to Lima are provided with direct access to SKY’s domestic network to reach 16 cities across Peru, among which are:
- Cusco
- Arequipa
- Piura
Airlines’ Strategic Vision
The management teams of both carriers highlighted the impact of this synergy in driving international passenger traffic, tourism, and business throughout the region.
Gabriel Oliva, CEO of Avianca, pointed out that SKY’s domestic network complements his airline’s international connectivity and makes 33 additional destinations available to travelers in a region of growing interest for tourism, business, and cultural exchange. Furthermore, he stated that this alliance reflects Avianca’s commitment to continuing to connect Latin America with the world.
Meanwhile, Pedro Navarro, Director of Routes, Schedules, and Alliances at SKY, emphasized that this agreement represents a key milestone within their commercial growth strategy by leveraging the network and sales channels of a tier-one partner. Navarro underscored that the partnership makes it possible to attract more international passengers to their domestic routes and bring travelers closer to iconic tourist hubs in both countries, such as San Pedro de Atacama and Machu Picchu.
Consolidation of SKY’s Global Alliances
The incorporation of Avianca expands SKY’s portfolio of international cooperation, adding to the more than 10 interline agreements that the airline currently maintains with major global air carriers, including:
With the implementation of this new agreement, SKY continues to establish itself as a strategic commercial partner for regional connectivity, directly facilitating international travelers’ access to the various regions of Chile and Peru.
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