Avianca Files for New Bogotá–Maracaibo Route .Avianca has formally requested authorization to add a new international route between Bogotá and Maracaibo, according to a public notice issued by the Civil Aviation Authority of Colombia. The proposal outlines a Bogotá–Maracaibo–Bogotá service with seven weekly frequencies, signaling a potential boost in air connectivity between Colombia and Venezuela.
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The filing indicates that the route would be operated with Airbus A319, A320, and A320neo aircraft under third and fourth freedom traffic rights. This step represents the initial phase of the regulatory process required to incorporate new routes into the airline’s operating permit.
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However, authorities emphasized that the publication of the request does not constitute final approval, but rather the start of the administrative review. Therefore, the proposal must still proceed through the corresponding regulatory stages before receiving authorization. If finalized, the route would strengthen commercial and tourism ties between both countries amid a gradual recovery of the bilateral aviation market.
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