Juan Bracamonte, executive president of Avior Airlines, received us together with the doblellave.com news site and talked about the process of continuous improvement of its operational standards and practices, its current flights and routes, the focus of attention that the airline puts in travelers and users.
“Within the framework of its commitment to travelers and users as well as its commitment to Venezuela, Avior Airlines promotes routes and flights that facilitate and boost Margarita Island as an attractive, convenient and eternal destination for Latin Americans, with radiant Caribbean Sea all the year,” he stressed.
Bracamonte explained that Avior went to the rest of Latin America to promote Venezuelan destinations. One that without a doubt has given excellent results is Margarita Island, in alliance with wholesalers abroad, together with hotel operators. Avior remains active in serving and increasing that important flow of tourists.
“The airline trusts and works in favor of the activation of the return to Miami from its native Barcelona. It is positive that the airspace restrictions are overcome and that all US airlines return to Venezuelan land.”
The executive president of the airline said that “airspace restrictions have been hard for all Venezuelans; we want to fly to the United States as we have done for years (…). Recently a clarification from the State Department came out indicating that ports and airports are out the blockade, which is something positive, very good; we hope to open that commercial route again soon.”
“It is a great success to increase flights and expand Avior’s routes to Colombia: Bogotá, Cali and Medellín. In addition, the Caracas-Lima, Caracas-Manaus routes and the trips made to the Dominican Republic enhance its offer. Avior it has 14 aircraft. “
With more than one thousand two hundred employees and strict security certifications, Avior connects Venezuelans and promotes Venezuela. “Our growth and regional expansion plans are still in force, because after more than two decades of uninterrupted services available to Venezuelans, we can do nothing less than give the country what it has given us,” said Juan Bracamonte, executive president of Avior Airlines
We invite you to see and know details in the video-interview made to the high representative and corporate spokesperson.
With information from El Sumario
