Avior Airlines returns, this March 28, to the city of Puerto Ordaz in Bolívar State, this being the seventh national destination reactivated after the period of suspension of flights caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
With the reopening of this national route, it will be possible to connect with the rest of the cities served by Avior Airlines, both in its national and international destinations, making a stopover in Caracas.
On Monday, March 28, the first flight will take place, after more than two years inoperative on this route. The Caracas – Puerto Ordaz flight will depart at 8:00 p.m., while the Puerto Ordaz – Caracas flight will take off from the General Manuel Carlos Piar International Airport on Tuesday, March 29 at 06:45 a.m., these being the usual times for these flights.
With a daily frequency to and from the southeast of Venezuela, with the exception of Saturdays, this route will operate.
Avior Airlines currently has flights available from Caracas, every day, that connect with both the East and West of the country, which allows the airline to offer more options with national and international destinations (Panama and Santo Domingo).
In addition, it offers passengers the option of being able to fly to Porlamar from Caracas, Barcelona, Maracaibo, Barquisimeto, El Vigia and now Puerto Ordaz. This also allows direct travel to Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic) from Barcelona, twice a week.
At Avior Airlines, the adaptation of operations continues to maintain a flight schedule that allows it to consolidate itself as an airline that flies towards excellence.
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With information from Avior
