Clic Air Requests Approval for Ten New Regional Routes Connecting Bogotá and Villavicencio

Clic Air Requests Approval for Ten New Regional Routes Connecting Bogotá and Villavicencio. Colombian regional carrier Clic Air (operating legally as Aérea de Servicios y Facilitación Logística Integral S.A.) filed a formal application with Colombia’s Civil Aviation Authority (Aerocivil) in August 2026 to add ten new routes to its operating certificate. The expansion strategy focuses on strengthening air connectivity between major urban centers and remote territories in the Pacific, Orinoco, and Amazon regions that rely heavily on air transport.

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Proposed Routes & Frequency Breakdown

• Operations from Bogotá (El Dorado International Airport – BOG):

  • Tumaco: 7 weekly frequencies.

  • Mitú: 7 weekly frequencies.

  • Apartadó: 6 weekly frequencies.

  • Corozal: 5 weekly frequencies.

  • Saravena: 4 weekly frequencies.

  • Villa Garzón: 3 weekly frequencies.

  • Puerto Carreño: 3 weekly frequencies.

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• Direct Regional Connections from Villavicencio (Vanguardia Airport – VVC):

  • Puerto Inírida: 4 weekly frequencies.

  • Mitú: 3 weekly frequencies.

  • Puerto Carreño: 3 weekly frequencies.

Regional Strategy and Regulatory Status

Developing non-stop routes out of Villavicencio allows Clic Air to establish a secondary regional hub linking eastern and southern territories without requiring passengers to transit through Bogotá. The airline noted that all requested routes remain under regulatory review by Aerocivil; formal approval is required before flight schedules, ticket sales, or launch dates can be announced.

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