Avianca’s Expanded Flight Network Adds 39 Weekly Services

Avianca Enhances Travel Connectivity Between U.S. and Latin America

Avianca is making it easier than ever for travelers to reconnect with Latin America by adding 39 additional weekly flights starting in December 2025. This expansion offers increased access and frequency on a range of popular routes, alongside the return of beloved seasonal services. With these improvements, travelers enjoy a wealth of options for business, leisure, and holiday trips during peak winter months.

New Routes and Stronger Links

Among the highlights of Avianca’s network growth is the launch of a new Miami–Guayaquil route, inaugurated on October 26. This addition builds upon recent expansions such as Miami–San José, Fort Lauderdale–Medellín, Tampa–Bogotá, Dallas–Bogotá, and Chicago–San Salvador.

The Miami–Guayaquil connection is particularly notable for enhancing air service between the U.S. and Ecuador, catering to one of Miami's largest Ecuadorian communities. This daily direct route supports family visits, commercial exchanges, and cultural ties, while also providing easier access to Guayaquil — Ecuador's main port and gateway to the famed Galápagos Islands.

Increased Flight Frequencies and the Return of Seasonal Routes

Besides new routes, Avianca is adding extra frequencies on existing popular connections to offer more flexible travel options. Additionally, seasonal flights that cater to peak winter demand have been reactivated. These seasonal services include:

Guatemala–Chicago (GUA–ORD)
San José–Washington D.C. (IAD–SJO)
San Pedro Sula–New York (JFK–SAP)
Las Vegas–San Salvador (LAS–SAL)
Orlando–San Salvador (MCO–SAL)
New York–Pereira (JFK–PEI)
Orlando–Medellín (MCO–MDE)
San Salvador–Chicago (SAL–ORD)

These routes enhance opportunities for festive holidays, cultural exploration, and business in Latin America while assuring comfort and convenience during the busy winter travel season.

Business Class Américas Expands

Avianca’s premium offering, Business Class Américas, is now accessible on over 80 routes throughout the Americas. Starting November 1, upgraded service was introduced on flights from Quito and Guayaquil to major hubs including Miami, New York, and Buenos Aires. Passengers now benefit from spacious seating, elevated dining options, entertainment systems, priority boarding, and access to exclusive Avianca Lounges.

This emphasis on premium travel experience aligns well with Avianca’s broader objective to strengthen connectivity between the U.S. and Latin America.

Impact on Passenger Choices and Travel Convenience

The surge in flight availability serves not only to boost travel possibilities but also enhances transfer options for visitors arriving at major airports in Latin America and the U.S. Whether you are connecting from a long-haul international flight or seeking quick city transfers, these expanded flight options dovetail nicely with tailored transfer services.

Using platforms like GetTransfer.com travelers can arrange rides that perfectly match their schedules, viewing vehicle options and prices upfront before booking — a convenience that complements the increasing flight schedules offered by Avianca.