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With the launch of this new operation, the company will strengthen its presence in Ecuador and offer greater connectivity between South America and North America.

With two weekly frequencies from Quito to Los Angeles, Avianca Cargo will favor the floriculture sector by diversifying the gateway for this product to the United States.

The launch of this new operation took place at the International Cargo Terminal of Quito's Mariscal Sucre Airport, in the company of the Vice Ministry of Transportation Services and Public Works, Quiport and Expoflores.

Flights began yesterday on the Quito-Medellín route and on Tuesday March 28th operations begin from Guayaquil to Medellín and Cartagena.

The airline has the most important flight offer between Ecuador and Colombia, adding a total of 56 weekly flights that connect to Bogotá, Medellín and Cartagena; which means more than 10,000 seats available for Ecuadorian passengers.

The connectivity network that Avianca offers from Ecuador now includes 11 international destinations, consolidating itself as the main air operator in the country.

The Quiport Corporation Route Development team and officials from the Ministry of Tourism are at the Routes Americas 2023 event, the main forum for air routes in the Americas, focused on providing negotiation opportunities for both airlines and airports worldwide.