Copa Airlines to Increase Panama–Mendoza Service to 10 Weekly Flights Starting October 16. Copa Airlines will expand its service between Panama City and Mendoza beginning October 16, increasing the route from seven to ten weekly flights. The additional frequencies will provide travelers with more flexibility while strengthening connectivity between Argentina and the airline’s Hub of the Americas, offering seamless access to more than 80 destinations across the Americas.
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With the expanded schedule, passengers will enjoy greater travel options for both business and leisure. Through Tocumen International Airport in Panama City, Copa Airlines connects travelers to destinations across North America, Central America, the Caribbean, and South America, reinforcing its hub as one of the region’s leading connecting gateways.
- ✈ Flight CM845 will depart Panama City at 7:23 p.m. and arrive at Mendoza’s El Plumerillo International Airport at 4:08 a.m. the following day.
- ✈ The return flight, CM665, will depart Mendoza at 5:38 a.m. and arrive in Panama City at 10:34 a.m.
The schedule is designed to provide convenient morning connections to numerous international destinations served by Copa Airlines. The route will continue to be operated with Boeing 737-800 aircraft configured with 160 seats, including 16 Business Class and 144 Economy Class seats. The addition of three weekly flights will also increase the overall seat capacity between the two markets.
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The expanded operation reaffirms Copa Airlines’ commitment to the Argentine market while enhancing Mendoza’s international connectivity. The province has become an increasingly important destination for international tourism, driven by its world-renowned wine industry, gastronomy, and proximity to the Andes Mountains, all of which continue to fuel demand for international air travel.
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