Low-cost flights to this new destination will be made twice a week (Monday and Friday) and fares from $ 216
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With the addition of this new flight, Wingo reaches five routes operated from Panama.assigned
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The low-cost airline Wingo begins operations on its new route between Panama and San José, as of June 21, with two weekly flights (Monday and Friday) and fares from $ 216 with taxes and fees included.
With the addition of this new flight, Wingo reaches five routes operated from Panama and continues to boost the international flight market in the region. It already operates flights to Bogotá, Cali, Medellín and Cartagena.
“At Wingo, we want to be an engine of reactivation with the objective that the Panamanian tourism industry consolidates, once again, as one of the strongest in the region. We know that the opening of this route will be a stimulus for thousands of travelers visit the country and enjoy all that Panama has to offer ”, expressed the general director of Wingo, Carolina Cortizo.
In this first launch phase, to fly to this new Panama-San José route, more than 14 thousand seats have been made available, all at low rates.
Passenger movement
According to Wingo executives, “during the first months of 2021, the recovery of air transport in the region began 2021 with promising prospects, however, factors such as new strains as well as the second and third waves of COVID- 19 have slowed down the reactivation again. “
Despite this, with the “combination of low prices, good vibes, flexibility and punctuality, we have managed to maintain a load factor close to 85%, throughout our network, with positive behavior on all our routes.”
Expected projections at the end of 2021
Regarding the projections, they will continue with a sustainable reactivation plan, always putting the traveler at the center of everything they do and meeting the demand for flights at low prices and with good vibes in the region.
He reported that they started the pandemic with 4 aircraft, Boeing 737-700 with capacity for 142 passengers, and will close 2021 with a fleet of 8 aircraft, all Boeing 737-800 with 186 seats, which will allow them to increase their capacity. 100% and put more chairs on the market so that more Panamanians and Latin Americans fly in #ModoWingo.
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