After Turbulence, Colombia’s Aviation Market Makes Gains
Avianca’s post-bankruptcy strategy puts an emphasis on point-to-point narrowbody flights.
Credit: Joe Pries
Two words well describe the Colombian air transport market: turmoil and potential. The turmoil has come in the form of the collapse of air traffic in 2020, flag carrier Avianca’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring and the 2023 failure of Colombian ULCCs Ultra Air and Viva. But the potential can be...
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