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    Copa Airlines Adds Flights to Montego Bay, More cities in Colombia and Brazil

    12 de octubre de 2020 - 22:25
    Copa Airlines Adds Flights to Montego Bay, More cities in Colombia and Brazil
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    With the reopening of the borders in Panama, Copa Airlines added frequencies and destinations to its schedule according to the existing demand and the restrictions of each country in the region.

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    As reported by the airline, tickets can be purchased by entering the airline’s website or through travel agencies. In addition, passengers who have valid tickets will be able to manage their respective changes without penalty.

    «We are committed to the economic and tourist development of the countries we serve and we will continue to focus on progressively reestablishing the important connectivity that we offered before the start of this pandemic,» said Copa Airlines CEO Pedro Heilbron.

    Copa Airlines requires a PCR test with a negative result for COVID-19 with a maximum of 96 hours prior to the flight, health and travel insurance, health affidavit, and others. For more information click here.

    If a passenger arriving to Panama cannot comply with this requirement, it must undergo a test. If the result is positiv, the passenger will be quarantined in a hospital.

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    The schedule available for the month of November by the company is as follows:

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    Restart DateFrom Panama/PTYWeekly Flights
    StartedBogotá6
    StartedBuenos Aires4
    StartedCalí7
    StartedCancún13
    StartedCartagena3
    StartedCiudad de México14
    StartedCiudad de Guatemala7
    StartedDavid, Panamá7
    StartedGuayaquil17
    StartedLos Ángeles7
    StartedMedellín7
    StartedMiami21
    StartedMontevideo3
    StartedNueva York14
    StartedOrlando10
    StartedPunta Cana4
    StartedQuito10
    StartedSan José, Costa Rica7
    StartedSan Pablo14
    StartedSan Pedro Sula3
    StartedSan Salvador7
    StartedSanta Cruz, Bolivia3
    StartedSantiago de Chile14
    StartedSanto Domingo10
    StartedWashington D.C.7
    October 16thKingston, Jamaica1
    October 16thRío de Janeiro4
    October 16thLima14
    October 19thToronto3
    November 2ndBarranquilla3
    November 2ndBrasilia3
    November 2ndBucaramanga1
    November 2ndMontego Bay2
    November 2ndPereira3
    November 2ndTegucigalpa2

    The airline to date is operating with 32 aircraft of the 88 owned by the company, not counting the B737 MAX that have been grounded for more than a year. In September the retiring of its Embraer 190s officially began and some Boeing 737-800s are being shipped to Roswell as recommended by the lessors for better storage.

    The tentative dates for other destinations are as follows:

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    DateFrom Panama/PTY toWeekly Flights
    November 20thAsunción7
    November 20thCaracas14
    November 20thCórdoba4
    November 20thGeorgetown, Guayana3
    November 20thLa Habana14
    November 20thMendoza2
    November 20thPuerto España3
    November 20thBelo Horizonte3
    November 21stChicago3
    November 21stMaracaibo3
    November 21stRosario3
    December 11thBoston7
    December 12thMontreal4
    January 1st, 2021Belice2
    January 1st, 2021Holguin, Cuba3
    January 2nd, 2021Bridgwtown, Barbados4
    January 2nd, 2021Manaus4
    January 2nd, 2021Nassau, Bahamas4
    January 2nd, 2021Paramaribo, Surinam2
    January 2nd, 2021Santa Clara, Cuba4
    January 3rd, 2021Liberia, Costa Rica2
    March 1st, 2021Porto Alegre7
    June 1st, 2021Chiclayo, Perú2
    June 1st, 2021Salta2
    June 1st, 2021Salvador de Bahía2

    This schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to government approval.

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    Gastón Sena
    Gastón Sena

    Agente de Trafico/Supervisor de Carga - Aviacionline - Coordinador Editorial - Despachante de Aeronaves - Operador de Rampa y Señalero

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