Avianca to Suspend Flights Between Medellín and Buenos Aires in December. Avianca will discontinue its route between Medellín and Buenos Aires starting in December 2026. According to a filing submitted to Colombian aviation authorities, the last scheduled flight is set for November 30, marking the end of this air link between the two markets.
The decision was formally notified under filing reference 2026190010160403, dated September 30, 2026, by Aerolíneas del Continente Americano S.A. (Avianca), registered under Colombian tax identification number NIT 890.100.577-6. The document formalizes the route suspension and specifies the date of the airline’s final scheduled operation.
The measure will affect passengers planning to travel between Medellín, one of Colombia’s main urban and economic centers, and Buenos Aires, one of South America’s most important destinations. Travelers holding reservations for flights after the suspension date should contact the airline to learn about available alternatives and the conditions applicable to their itineraries.
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In its filing, Avianca stated that it would safeguard the rights of passengers affected by the suspension in accordance with Colombia’s Aeronautical Regulations (RAC). Accordingly, the airline will be required to address situations arising from the cancellation of the service in compliance with applicable regulations.
The suspension represents a change in air connectivity between Medellín and the Argentine capital, particularly for travelers who relied on the route for tourism, business, or family visits. Passengers should check directly with Avianca regarding rebooking options or other solutions applicable to their reservations.
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For now, the cited official communication establishes November 30, 2026, as the final date of service. The last scheduled operation will mark the closure of the route, while affected passengers should remain alert for airline notifications concerning their flights and reservations.