2023-07-08 19:15:44
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Caracas.- Colombian airline Wingo reported this Saturday, July 8, that it will resume the Bogotá (Colombia) and Caracas (Venezuela) route from next July 25, to be the fourth to connect both cities. Before that, Turpial Airlines, Satena and Laser Airlines did it.
The company will carry out 3 flights a week on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and the rates start at $199 each way, taxes included.
Colombian airline Wingo will fly to Venezuela once more
Each passenger will be allowed to bring one personal item and luggage up to 23 kilos. According to a press release shared by the portal bloomberg line. Wingo’s CEO, Eduardo Lombana, said he was very excited regarding this news.
“We receive this news with great enthusiasm, as we are aware of the need for greater air connectivity between the two countries. We thank the aeronautical authorities of Colombia and Venezuela for their confidence in our operation,” said Lombana.
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