Wingo Inaugurates Nonstop Service Linking Bogota with Puerto Plata Twice Weekly. Low-cost carrier Wingo has officially inaugurated scheduled nonstop flights between Bogota’s El Dorado International Airport and Puerto Plata, establishing itself as the sole airline operating direct services between Colombia and the northern coast of the Dominican Republic. The inaugural flight event brought together aviation representatives, tourism officials, and Dominican diplomats in the Colombian capital.
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Puerto Plata represents Wingo’s third destination in the Dominican Republic, joining existing operations to Punta Cana (served from Bogota and Medellin) and Santo Domingo (served from Medellin). The launch expands the carrier’s scheduled footprint to four distinct corridors connecting Colombia with the Caribbean leisure market.
Scheduled through January 25, 2027 to capture peak year-end holiday traffic, the seasonal operation features two weekly departures on Mondays and Fridays. The carrier is providing roughly 9,000 passenger seats across the period, with promotional round-trip fares starting at $300 USD inclusive of taxes and airport fees.
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The Puerto Plata service completes a series of ten route additions for Wingo in 2026, comprising three domestic and seven international routes. The carrier’s operating footprint now covers 43 passenger routes (16 domestic and 27 international), linking 23 gateways across 11 nations in Latin America and the Caribbean basin.
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