Avianca Launches Second Daily Flight Linking Caracas and Bogota to Expand Venezuelan Network

Avianca Launches Second Daily Flight Linking Caracas and Bogota to Expand Venezuelan Network. Carrier Avianca, part of the Abra Group, has expanded its bilateral flight network between Colombia and Venezuela by launching a second daily frequency on its nonstop route linking Caracas and Bogota, effective October 25, 2026. The newly added service is operated with Airbus A320 aircraft offering a 180-seat configuration, representing an injection of approximately 2,500 weekly seats to accommodate sustained commercial, corporate, and leisure traffic between both South American nations.

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With this operational scale-up, Avianca achieves 28 weekly frequencies from Venezuela into its primary hub at El Dorado International Airport (BOG), encompassing two daily flights from Caracas, one daily service from Valencia, and a daily flight from Maracaibo. The scheduled twin-capital timetable operates under the following local flight windows:

• Caracas to Bogota: Flight AV123 departs Caracas at 04:00, landing in Bogota at 05:00; flight AV143 departs at 20:10, arriving at 21:05.

• Bogota to Caracas: Flight AV142 departs Bogota at 15:45, touching down in Caracas at 18:45; the late-evening service AV122 takes off at 23:30, landing at 02:35 the following morning.

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David Alemán, Avianca’s Director of Sales for Colombia and South America, stated that the expanded daily operation enhances flexibility for regional travelers while streamlining connections through Bogota to over 80 international destinations across the Americas and Europe. Abra Group’s commercial presence across Venezuela is further reinforced through Brazilian carrier GOL, which currently operates three weekly nonstop services between Caracas and São Paulo.

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