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The COVID-19 Pandemic isn't holding Ed Delgado down, as he seeks to resurrect the Ecuatoreana aviation brand as a domestic regional carrier connecting Quito and Guayaquíl with The Galapagos Islands and other important destinations within Ecuador for citizens and tourists alike....

Effective April 7, 2021. To combat the COVID-19 Pandemic, no passengers, foreign or domestic, may fly if he or she has tested positive for COVID-19, has been in contact with a suspected case, or has symptoms.

Viva Air is offering its air passengers access to special discounts on the Covid-19 tests now required on all domestic and international flights. The participating laboratories in Colombia are Aerosanidad, Idime, Laboratorio Lorena Vejarano and Centrolab. In Peru, it is...

This aircraft, featuring CFM International LEAP-1A engines, is the sixth A320neo to deliver to Viva Air as part of a multi-aircraft transaction between ACG and the airline. Backed by Irelandia Aviation and using its low-cost carrier model, Viva has aggressive growth plans to...

Of Viva’s 20 existing aircraft, five are the newest Airbus A320neos that offer longer range and higher fuel efficiency, leading to both lower cost and environmental impact. Of the 50 aircraft on order, 35 are A320neo and the others are standard A320 models. The A320s equipped...

FAST & FURIOUS? Cadena was supposed to be watching over the Perales Airport at night, but instead used his access to open the runway to illegal drag racers. The Colombian government was not amused.

Colombian technology unicorn Rappi and low-cost carrier Viva Air have announced a deal that will allow Rappi users to purchase flights directly from the Rappi app to Viva’s domestic and international destinations.

Even with the COVID-19 pandemic, Viva Air transported over 100,000 passengers to and from San Andrés during the first two months of 2021, with a load factor (occupancy rate) of 94%.

Easyfly operates 34 direct routes throughout Colombia with a presence in 28 cities and specializes in connectivity with Colombia’s secondary & tertiary cities. The Medellín - Cartagena flights restart March 9, with tickets on sale now.

Avianca indicated that the restrictions were necessitated by “the constant restrictions in different countries in terms of limitation of the entry of tourists, operational reductions, as well as mobility within cities, and the high uncertainty that passengers still have."