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Weekly UpdatesJun 14, 2009
AeroRepublica
AeroRepublica will have more flights departing from Bogot to Santa Marta, San Andrs, Leticia, Cartagena and Panam during June, July and August. During the same period, the airline will expand its flights on the routes from Bucaramanga and Cartagena to Panama and San Andres; from Cali, Medellin, Barranquilla and Cartagena. Jun 11, 2009
Boliviana de Aviacin
Boliviana de Aviacin will begin commercial operations to the city of Tarija in late June. There will be four round trip flights per week in the route Tarija-Cochabamba, with immediate connections to La Paz and Santa Cruz, in addition to one direct frequency between Tarija and La Paz. Jun 11, 2009
Delta Air Lines
The St. Kitts Tourism Authority has announced that Delta Air Lines will be increasing service to St. Kitts for the peak winter travel season this year, with the addition of a second weekly non-stop flight from AtlantaOs Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. The second flight will operate on Wednesdays, beginning on Dec. 23, complementing DeltaOs Saturday non-stop flight. The addition of a second non-stop flight by Delta is very significant for St. Kitts, said Sen. Ricky Skerritt, minister responsible for tourism. Particularly in the current global economic conditions, the fact that Delta is increasing service demonstrates confidence in the St. Kitts tourism product. It will be a valuable complement to our overall existing airlift and provide greater flexibility for travelers via the worldOs largest airline hub. For more information, visit www.stkittstourism.kn Jun 12, 2009
Gol Linhas Areas
Brazil's Gol is further shrinking its international network with the elimination of all service to Peru. The low-cost carrier says in a brief statement today that its last flight to the Peruvian capital Lima will operate on 17 June. According to Innovata, Gol currently operates one daily Boeing 737-800 flight to Peru on a Porto Alegre-Buenos Aires-Santiago-Lima routing. While the Santiago-Lima leg will be terminated, Gol will continue to fly from Porto Alegre in southern Brazil to Santiago via Buenos Aires. Gol previously served Lima from both Santiago as well as from its main hub in Sao Paulo. But its Sao Paulo-Lima service was dropped last year. Jun 8, 2009
Sky Airline
Sky Airline started operations in the route La Paz-Arica-Antofagasta and Santiago three times per week with Boeing 737-200 airplanes, with the intention to expand its national and international operations. Jun 11, 2009
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