Avianca We are temporarily launching new flights from . Valencia, VenezuelaThis is as the airline responds to an earthquake emergency that has disrupted domestic air travel.
The airline has started taking bookings for the temporary service. Bogotá and valenciaProvide alternatives during operation Simon Bolivar International Airport to MyketiaThe country’s main international gateway service caracasRecovery continues after the earthquake.
Emergency flights will initially be operated by: July 10thbut Avianca It was stated that the service may be extended depending on the situation.
The temporary operation is intended to help maintain air connectivity to: Colombia and Venezuela Supports rescue and humanitarian efforts during emergencies.
Assists in maintaining air services during emergency situations
New route gives travelers another way to reach Venezuela During normal operation Myketia It will continue to be restored.
At the same time, these flights will work with several countries to transport rescue workers, medical personnel, emergency response teams and humanitarian aid into the country. Avianca’s Social Impact Partner.
These organizations include: Colombian Red Cross, animal path, abacus and Colombian Civil Air PatrolAll are supporting relief efforts after the earthquake.
“We continue to stand in solidarity with our people. Venezuela And anyone who needs to travel to or from the country,” he said. Gabriel Olivapresident Avianca.
“This daily service valencia It builds on efforts carried out in collaboration with authorities, governments and social impact partners to transport rescue teams and humanitarian assistance to support emergency response.”
The airline said the flights were designed to address both humanitarian needs and passengers whose travel plans were affected by the suspension of airport operations. Caracas’ Major airports.
Two daily flights between Bogota and Valencia
Temporary work includes: 2 round trips daily between Bogotá and valenciaIt works as Airbus A320 aircraft.
first departure departure Bogotá to 7:35 AMarrive valencia to 10:35 AM The return flight is departing valencia to 12:27 PMland again Bogotá to 1:10 PM
The second daily service departs. Bogotá to 11:20 PMarrive valencia to 2:20 AM The next day. Your return flight is departing valencia to 4:17 AMarrive Bogotá to 5 am
According to the airline, the schedule is pretty much the same as usual. Bogotá to Caracas The service allows you to accommodate existing reservations while freeing up additional capacity in case of an emergency.
Special rates for affected travelers
To make travel easier during times of chaos; Avianca I made it temporarily Bogotá to Valencia Flights available at special rates.
Tickets can be purchased through: avianca.com, Avianca Mobile apps, airline contact centers and authorized travel agents.
The airline said these prices are intended to support passengers who need to travel during normal operations. caracasRemains affected.
Passenger protection measures remain in effect
With temporary flights, Avianca We continue the passenger protection measures announced for customers with tickets with the following travel dates: June 24th and July 15th.
Passengers can change their travel dates by: August 31st Depending on seat availability, you may not need to pay change fees or fare differences.
Eligible customers may also change their travel itineraries. valencia, Cucuta or Get off at Rio There is no additional charge if seats are available. These itinerary changes must be made through the airline’s contact center.
Customers who decide not to travel may request a full refund for the unused portion of their ticket.
Passengers who purchased their own ticket Avianca You can request a refund through the airline website, customer center, or agency. Travelers who booked through a travel agency must process refund requests through the travel agency that issued the ticket.
Maintaining vital air connections
Temporary operations highlight the important role airlines often play in emergency situations.
In addition to transporting passengers, commercial airlines are often involved in broader relief efforts, helping to move emergency responders, humanitarian supplies and essential personnel while maintaining vital transport links.
In this case, Avianca’s Temporary service covers travel for: Colombia and Venezuela You can continue while the restore operation is in progress. Simon Bolivar International Airport.
The additional flights also provide an important alternative for passengers with existing travel plans who may have faced limited choices during the disruption.
Flexible operations that can continue
The current schedule is expected to operate through: July 10th, Avianca It said flights may continue beyond that date if conditions require additional services.
The airline continues to monitor the situation and encourages passengers to follow official communication channels for schedule updates, passenger protection policies and temporary operational changes.
Additional damage occurred as recovery efforts continued after the earthquake. Bogotá to Valencia Flights are expected to play an important role in supporting both humanitarian operations and the continued movement of passengers. Colombiaand Venezuela During a period of severe turmoil.
