Plus Ultra to Suspend Colombia Routes Due to Rising Operating Costs. Plus Ultra Líneas Aéreasannounced the temporary suspension of its operations between Spain and Colombia starting June 2, 2026, amid rising operating costs and increasing aviation fuel prices. The decision will affect the Madrid–Bogotá–Cartagena–Madrid route, one of the airline’s key connections in the Colombian market.
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The Spanish carrier explained that the conflict in the Middle East has significantly increased international fuel prices, putting additional pressure on the profitability of long-haul international routes. Plus Ultra also pointed to specific challenges in the Colombian market, including higher fuel costs compared to other countries in the region, elevated taxes and airport fees, as well as growing structural operating expenses.
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In response to the situation, the airline stated that it will strengthen operations to other South American destinations while working to minimize the impact on affected passengers and travel agencies. The company confirmed that it will provide travel alternatives, ticket changes, and refunds in accordance with current regulations. The suspension represents another adjustment in air connectivity between Colombia and Europe, as airlines continue facing challenges linked to fuel prices and global geopolitical tensions.
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