Avianca Halts All Flying As Latin American Carriers Face COVID-19

Ben Goldstein March 24, 2020
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Credit: Rob Finlayson
Bogota-based Avianca announced it will temporarily cease all passenger flying, as a cascading series of travel restrictions across Latin America forces carriers to halt operations or scale back to skeletal levels. The carrier will stop operating passenger flights beginning Mar. 25, when a federal...
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