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Viva recently inaugurated direct routes to Mexico City from Bogotá, and to Cancun from Medellín with four and three weekly flights, respectively. Similarly, in early August it will begin operations to Mexico City from Medellín, with four flights a week.

Viva Air has quietly increased the daily frequency of flights between its Medellín hub and Miami, Florida fron one daily flight up to as many as four daily flights in June. Viva has pledged to add 15 more international routes, and has already filed for permission to operate...

The World Economic Forum is launching two regional networks of cities in Latin America and South Asia to share knowledge on smart city development while protecting public interests related to privacy, security, and sustainability. Under the umbrella of the Forum’s G20 Global...

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."

Bucking the general trend in the aviation & tourism sectors, Viva Air today announced further international expansion with new routes between its Medellín hub and Orlando Florida, México City, and Cancún, México along with a new route between Mexico City & Bogotá.

Wingo has announced that beginning March 22, the airline will restart its Bogotá-México City route that had been operating before the Covid Pandemic last year. Wingo launched the route in December of 2016 and will return flying twice a week with a Boeing 737-800 and a capacity of...

Über's Vice President Justin Kintz shares thoughts on the disappointing environment in Colombia for ride-sharing & alternative transportation methods.

The top companies will only get $15,000 USD in funding, but they will also receive mentorship during their stay in Mexico City.

Avianca and Tokyo-based airline All Nippon Airways (ANA) have expanded their codeshare agreement to include flights between Japan and the Latin American capitals of Bogotá and San Salvador. These flights connect Colombia and El Salvador to Japan via a stopover in Mexico City’s...

The largest cause of the decline was a prolonged strike this fall by more than half of the Colombian pilots working for Avianca.