Avianca Temporary Flights Bogotá Valencia Venezuela · New Route Update

Editorial Note — Soraya Alcalá

The temporary flights between Bogotá and Valencia are more than an operational adjustment. They respond to an urgent need for mobility, relief and connection at a moment when thousands of Venezuelans are facing one of the most painful emergencies in recent years. Avianca’s decision to open this route, even for a limited period, supports families, rescue teams and humanitarian organizations that must move quickly as the situation evolves.

As a Venezuelan with family in the country, I am also deeply affected by this tragedy. Like many, I am living the uncertainty, the worry and the constant search for reliable information. Measures like this one matter because they provide access, options and a sense of support when everything else feels unstable.

This route extension is a practical response to an extraordinary moment, and it reflects the importance of keeping channels open for those who need to travel, assist or reunite.

© Soraya Alcalá · Original Editorial Note

Avianca strengthens connectivity with temporary flights between Bogotá and Valencia

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As part of its efforts to support travel for those affected by the emergency in Venezuela, including their friends, relatives and rescue organizations, Avianca has temporarily opened bookings for flights between Bogotá and Valencia. The flights will initially operate through July 10 and are available at special fares. Service may be extended depending on how the situation develops.

Avianca temporary flights Bogotá Valencia Venezuela will operate with special fares to support passengers affected by the emergency.

This measure will help maintain air connectivity between Colombia and Venezuela while operations at Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía are restored. It will also enable the continued transportation of rescue workers, medical personnel, emergency response teams and humanitarian aid to support rescue and relief efforts, in coordination with Avianca’s social impact partners, including the Colombian Red Cross, Ruta Animal, ABACO and the Colombian Civil Air Patrol.

Avianca will operate two daily flights using Airbus A320 aircraft, with schedules similar to those of its Bogotá-Caracas route. The flights will help accommodate passengers with existing tickets while providing additional travel options for those who need to fly during the emergency.

Bogotá-Valencia-Bogotá Flight Schedule

“We continue to stand in solidarity with the people of Venezuela and everyone who needs to travel to or from the country. This daily service to Valencia builds on the efforts carried out in coordination with authorities, governments and social impact partners to transport rescue teams and humanitarian aid in support of the emergency response,” said Gabriel Oliva, Avianca’s president.

Tickets are available at special fares to facilitate passenger travel and can be purchased through avianca.com, the Avianca mobile app, the Contact Center and travel agencies.

Other Passenger Protection Measures Currently in Effect:

To provide passengers with as many alternatives as possible, Avianca will maintain the travel protection measures announced for customers with tickets dated between June 24 and July 15, 2026. Eligible passengers may choose from the following options at no additional cost:

• Travel date change: Passengers may reschedule their flights for travel through Aug. 31, 2026, without change fees or fare differences, subject to availability.
• Route change: Passengers may travel to or from Valencia, Cúcuta or Riohacha at no additional cost, subject to availability. Changes must be arranged through Avianca’s Contact Center.
• Refund: Passengers may request a full refund for any unused flight segments.
  • For tickets purchased through Avianca’s direct channels, com, the Contact Center or retail locations, refund requests may be submitted through those same channels.
  • For tickets purchased through a travel agency, refund requests must be submitted directly through that agency.

• Avianca recommends that customers monitor the airline’s official communication channels and the email address associated with their reservation for further updates as the situation in Venezuela develops.

Avianca temporary flights Bogotá Valencia Venezuela are now available as part of the airline’s emergency response to support passengers, families and rescue organizations affected by the tragedy in Venezuela. The temporary service provides immediate mobility options while operations at Simón Bolívar International Airport remain disrupted.

• The airline will temporarily operate two daily flights between Bogotá and Valencia through July 10, subject to the duration and development of the situation at Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía, which serves Caracas.
• Tickets are available at special fares to support passenger travel and can be purchased through com, the Avianca mobile app, the Contact Center, retail locations and travel agencies.
• As part of its efforts to support Venezuela, Avianca will continue facilitating the transportation of rescue and medical personnel, as well as humanitarian cargo, in coordination with partners including the Colombian Red Cross and the Colombian Civil Air Patrol, helping support ongoing emergency response efforts.

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