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Avianca to offer 1.4m. seats on more than 3,900 flights during Holy Week
The number of seats for this holiday season has increased by 26%, compared with Easter Week 2023.
“Compared to last year’s Easter season, we’ve boosted available seat capacity by nearly 26%,” said Rolando Damas, avianca’s sales director for North America, Central America and The Caribbean. “Likewise, we’ve also increased the frequency of flights by 23%, compared with 2023. These strides align closely with avianca’s mission of facilitating safe, punctual and hassle-free air travel, reflecting our commitment to ensuring passengers reach their destinations with ease.”
Among the preferred destinations for this season, standouts include Pereira, Cúcuta and Barranquilla in Colombia; Los Angeles, Miami, New York and Washington, D.C. in North America; El Salvador, Guatemala and Costa Rica in Central America; Aruba and Curacao in the Caribbean; Quito and Galapagos in Ecuador; Rio de Janeiro in Brazil; and London in Europe.
Avianca recommends its travelers to consider the following tips during Holy Week:
- Digital Channels: Manage your reservation through our app, and check your luggage at the airport kiosks.
- Self-service: Use the automatic, self-service machines at the airport for baggage check-in.
- Flight Status: Stay informed about your flight status and details, either through the Avianca app or via Avianca.com.
- Arrival: Arrive at least three hours before the flight departure time.
- Requirements in order: Make sure to have all the necessary documentation ready according to each destination’s travel requirements.
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