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In the hope of mobilizing 300,000 pbadengers a year in Barranquilla, Viva Air has returned to the city since yesterday, with two daily flights from Bogota and one from the city of Medellín.
Félix Antelo, President and CEO of Viva Air, was present at the return of the airline, which took place in room 10 of Ernesto Cortissoz. Mariela Vergara, director of the Caribbean airports group and Eduardo Verano de la Rosa, governor of the Atlantic.
Antelo explained that in his first year, they were planning to mobilize 200,000 pbadengers in Bogotá and 100,000 in Medellín. "It's one of the biggest cities in Colombia and we had to go back to Barranquilla, and it was with this flight that we realized this dream that we had to come back to this important city," said the company's CEO. which has also indicated that they are studying the possibility of opening an international flight at the end of 2020.
He said that as part of its expansion plan, they plan to buy 50 new Airbus A320s over the next few years. "We have returned with our new aircraft as the most punctual airline in the country and as always with the best prices in the market.In fact, we hope that through our live effect, rates will decrease up to 30%.
Growth For Mariela Vergara, director of the Caribbean airport group, Viva Air's return reflects the city's "growth opportunities", in line with its times and forecasts nationwide.
"With flights to Miami, Panama, Bogotá, Cali, Medellín, Bucaramanga, Montería, Valledupar and San Andrés, the Ernesto Cortissoz airport is consolidating its development more and more.We have the best operating conditions on the Colombian Caribbean coast. and Viva Air reinforces our vision of growth and progress, "said Vergara.
Viva Air adds to the list of airlines already present on Ernesto Cortissoz, as well as Avianca, Latam, EasyFly, Wingo, American Airlines and Copa Airlines.
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