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It is the third day since live air announced the immediate cessation of its operations through a statement that did not give alternatives to its travelers and, although the panorama has changed, a large number of people are still waiting for a response to their situation.On the same Monday, February 27, those travelers who were passing their bags at the counter saw their planes cut short.. In fact, EL TIEMPO learned of the case of a woman who traveled to Buenos Aires, Argentina, who was detained by Migration because when passing her ticket an error was generated.There wasn't a problem…

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The Office of the Attorney General of the Nation managed to get a humanitarian flight from the Colombian Air Force (FAC) to evacuate from the island of San Andrés to 180 of the 372 Viva Air passengers who are stranded on the island. (You can read in context: This is how the mobilization of passengers due to the crisis in Viva Airlines progresses)The attorney general, Margarita Cabello, said that several FAC flights are being processed to complete the operation that she hopes to return from the island to almost 2 thousand travelers affected by the suspension of operations of the…

The Office of the Attorney General of the Nation managed to get a humanitarian flight from the Colombian Air Force (FAC) to evacuate from the island of San Andrés to 180 of the 372 Viva Air passengers who are stranded on the island. (You can read in context: This is how the mobilization of passengers due to the crisis in Viva Airlines progresses)The attorney general, Margarita Cabello, said that several FAC flights are being processed to complete the operation that she hopes to return from the island to almost 2 thousand travelers affected by the suspension of operations of the…