Avianca Receives International Recognition for Its INSIGNIA Business Class. Avianca has been recognized with the Best Seating – South America award during the 2026 PAX Readership Awards thanks to its INSIGNIA by avianca product. The award, presented by the specialized publication PAX Tech, highlights excellence in cabin interiors, onboard entertainment, and customer experience, based on votes from readers and aviation industry experts worldwide. The recognition positions the airline as one of the leading premium travel experience providers in the Latin American market.
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The award particularly highlighted INSIGNIA’s Flatbed seats, which offer 180-degree recline, direct aisle access, and integrated 16-inch entertainment screens. The experience also includes blankets, pillows, and collectible amenity kits developed by Mola Sasa together with the Gunadule Indigenous community, featuring personal care products from Loto del Sur. In addition, passengers can enjoy a culinary proposal created by renowned Colombian chef Álvaro Clavijo, founder of El Chato restaurant, included in the Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants ranking.
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INSIGNIA by avianca was designed to redefine the Business Class experience on routes between Latin America and Europe, focusing on exclusivity, comfort, and personalization. Katherine Stradaioli, Avianca’s Senior Vice President of Customer Experience, stated that this recognition reaffirms the airline’s commitment to innovation and service excellence. The award also adds to the company’s recent achievements and strengthens its strategy of offering a competitive, world-class product for international travelers.
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