Avianca Airlines is enhancing its flight offerings to and from Costa Rica, launching two new routes aimed at strengthening its regional presence.
The airline today kicked off daily flights between San José and Miami, while also introducing three weekly flights between San José and San Juan, Puerto Rico. These new routes are designed to promote cultural, commercial, and tourism ties between Costa Rica and key destinations in the United States and the Caribbean.
The San José-Miami route, which started operations today, will operate daily with 2,520 seats available per week, responding to growing demand for travel between Costa Rica and South Florida. Avianca highlights the route as an efficient and comfortable option for passengers traveling between these two regions.
Meanwhile, the San José-San Juan route, operating from Juan Santamaría International Airport to Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport, will provide 1,080 seats per week through three weekly flights. This connection aims to enhance access for Costa Ricans visiting Puerto Rico and attract more Puerto Rican tourists to Costa Rica.
Rolando Damas, Avianca’s Director of Sales for North America, Central America, and the Caribbean, expressed excitement about the expansion. “We are thrilled to continue expanding our direct routes in a key market like Costa Rica,” Damas said. “Our goal is to bring travelers closer to the destinations they dream of.”
