Avianca doubles its daily flights between Caracas and Bogotá

Avianca began operating a second daily frequency on the Caracas-Bogotá route on October 25, 2026. The increase seeks to strengthen air connectivity between Venezuela and Colombia to meet demand for tickets for business, tourism and family reunions.

Expanding capacity on international air routes helps boost economic activity between neighboring countries and reduces travel obstacles for business travelers. In the aviation sector, adding regular frequencies improves fleet utilization and facilitates the flow of passengers to international connection hubs.

Venezuela's air travel market is showing changes in its territorial distribution. According to data published by El Nacional, 44% of international flights in the country depart from airports located in the interior of the republic, which points to a gradual decentralization of national departure routes.

This greater availability of flights directly benefits users by widening itinerary options between the two capitals. The larger number of frequencies makes it possible to meet cross-border transport demand without creating booking bottlenecks during periods of high travel volume.

In the coming months, the route's performance will depend on sustained flight occupancy and on the stability of operating permits for air transport between the two countries.