luisde8cd
8th May 2004, 00:11
Im gonna quote a post from Airliners.net forum.
http://www.airliners.net/discussions/general_aviation/read.main/1552928/
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Hey all,
Just read an article on La Republica. It says Aerorepublica will start its flights to Caracas and Quito with a deal with Aeropostal. It doesn't state how the agreement works, but maybe this means we could see more cooperation of different routes in the future? Could Aeropostal operate flights to MIA/MCO for Aerorepublica?
http://www.larepublica.com.co/noticia.php?id_notiweb=12849&id_subseccion=81&template=noticia&fecha=2004-05-07_1:38pm
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Very good news. More Colombia-Venezuela integration! that's what we need!. Hopefully sometime in the near future we'll see Aeropostal growing in Latin America and compete with LAN and TACA. Would be awesome.
Aeropostal flies daily to Quito via Bogotá with their only MD83 recently adquired from Aeromexico. They are granted 5th freedom rights in the Bogota-Quito-Bogota leg.
http://www.airliners.net/discussions/general_aviation/read.main/1552928/
_____________________________________________
Hey all,
Just read an article on La Republica. It says Aerorepublica will start its flights to Caracas and Quito with a deal with Aeropostal. It doesn't state how the agreement works, but maybe this means we could see more cooperation of different routes in the future? Could Aeropostal operate flights to MIA/MCO for Aerorepublica?
http://www.larepublica.com.co/noticia.php?id_notiweb=12849&id_subseccion=81&template=noticia&fecha=2004-05-07_1:38pm
______________________________________________
Very good news. More Colombia-Venezuela integration! that's what we need!. Hopefully sometime in the near future we'll see Aeropostal growing in Latin America and compete with LAN and TACA. Would be awesome.
Aeropostal flies daily to Quito via Bogotá with their only MD83 recently adquired from Aeromexico. They are granted 5th freedom rights in the Bogota-Quito-Bogota leg.