Avianca Prepares to Fly Over 800,000 Passengers During Colombia’s Recess Week. Avianca is ramping up operations to handle peak travel demand during Colombia‘s school recess week. Between October 5 and October 12, the airline will operate over 4,600 flights, making more than 800,000 seats available across 160 routes to 80 destinations in 25 countries.
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Domestically, flight capacity centers on Santa Marta, Cartagena, San Andrés, Medellín, Riohacha, Popayán, and Leticia. High-demand international routes include Mexico City, Cancún, Madrid, Buenos Aires, Asunción, San Juan, New York, Lima, and Santiago.
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To avoid delays at terminals, Avianca advises passengers to check in online and arrive two hours before domestic departures or three hours for international flights. Portable power banks remain restricted to carry-on baggage, capped at two units per traveler.
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