LATAM Airlines Colombia to Resume Direct Flights Between Medellin and Cartagena in January 2027

LATAM Airlines Colombia to Resume Direct Flights Between Medellin and Cartagena in January 2027. Carrier LATAM Airlines Colombia has confirmed the resumption of its nonstop scheduled service connecting Medellin and Cartagena, scheduled to begin on January 1, 2027, with three daily flights in each direction. Ticket sales opened on October 31 across all official sales channels, aiming to enhance passenger air connectivity between two of Colombia’s primary economic, cultural, and tourism hubs.

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The route will be served by Airbus A320 aircraft configured with 170 seats, linking José María Córdova International Airport (MDE) and Rafael Núñez International Airport (CTG) under the following local schedules:

• ✈ Departures from Medellin (MDE): At 05:40 (landing at 06:50), 09:15 (landing at 10:25), and 16:55 (landing at 18:05).
• ✈ Departures from Cartagena (CTG): At 07:25 (landing at 08:40), 11:10 (landing at 12:25), and 18:45 (landing at 20:00).

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The multi-frequency morning and afternoon timetables cater to both corporate business travel and vacation demand between Antioquia and the Caribbean coast. Erika Zarante, CEO of LATAM Airlines Colombia, underlined that restoring this domestic link accommodates growing travel volumes while supporting commercial and leisure travel between both metropolitan areas. Concurrently, Javier Andrés Benítez Ríos, General Manager of José María Córdova International Airport, highlighted the addition as an important boost to point-to-point regional connectivity across Colombia.

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