Venezuela will connect the tourist island of Margarita with the Brazilian city of Manaus by air starting next March 30, the state-owned Consorcio Venezolano de Industrias Aeronáuticas y Servicios Aéreos (Conviasa) announced.

Through its Twitter account, the state airline reported that, “as of March 30,” it will connect the country with the South American giant with a flight to Manaus, a “new destination.”

According to the itinerary shared by the company, the flight will depart from Porlamar, in Nueva Esparta state, to Puerto Ordaz, Bolívar, a border region with Brazil, from where it will depart to Manaus.

The Executive announced at the beginning of the year that it planned to open an air route between Brazil and Margarita during the first quarter of 2023, and announced that it is working on the activation of direct flights between Caracas and Sao Paulo, through Conviasa.

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Passengers with Avior airline tickets who are affected by the routes that are not yet operational will be able to use their tickets in the currently available destinations.

The Venezuelan airline pointed out last Saturday, January 23, that those who have been affected by the restrictions due to the pandemic on non-operational routes such as: Bogotá, Medellín, Lima, Punta Cana and Manaus, can use their ticket, if they wish to, for the destinations or routes such as Cancun and Santo Domingo, according to the available rates.

Currently in Venezuela the routes and air traffic to the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Panama, Turkey, Iran, Russia and Bolivia are operational.

On January 18, the National Institute of Civil Aeronautics (INAC) reported that it extended until February 11, 2021, the closure of its international airports for commercial flights, except for the aforementioned authorized destinations.

For its part, Avior pointed out in an institutional statement that those who wish to change their ticket can send an email to the account reservaciones@avior.com.ve, contact the airline through the phone number: 0501 AVIOR 00 or write to the WhatsApp number +58 4248872343.

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