Viva, the “ultra low-cost” Colombian airline, starts its operation in Brazil this Thursday (23), with departures from São Paulo International Airport (GRU).
The company will have flights to Colombia and connections to the United States, Mexico, Peru and the Dominican Republic.
The São Paulo-Medellin section, for example, will have tickets from US$ 269 (round trip).
According to the company, initially, there will be three weekly flights on Airbus A320neo model aircraft.
In total, Viva will have the capacity to transport 188 passengers per flight departing from Brazil.
The airline plans to open 30 new routes in the coming years.
“Viva is a company that works to promote aerial inclusion, allowing people to fly more thanks to the benefits of the ultra low-cost model”, says the group’s president and CEO, Félix Antelo, in a note. The company was founded 10 years ago and now has a total of 13 international routes.
According to the company, even with the obstacles in the air sector in Brazil, such as the volatility of the dollar and the value of aviation kerosene (QAV), Viva will offer promotional tickets for launch.
Source: CNN Brasil
