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airlines like Avianca, LATAM, SKY and Arajet began offering seats and flights to travelers affected by the sudden suspension of the Viva Air last Monday afternoon.Avianca will close today and tomorrow its sales on routes within Colombia dwhere it is required to rearrange Viva passengers. (Read in context: Viva Air: the reasons that led the airline to the crisis)It should be remembered that Viva Air has been going through a deep crisis for several years and, furthermore, the authorities have not ruled on the process of integrating this airline with Avianca.But what is each airline offering to affected passengers? we…

Through a statement the airline Avianca will inform people that the sale of tickets will be temporarily suspended this February 28 and March 1. This decision is made in order to reaccommodate the passengers of live air found in the country's airports.(We recommend reading: Who is behind Viva Air, the airline that left its travelers planted?) This temporary suspension will be for the routes where Viva Air also operated; this means that Avianca will continue selling tickets to other destinations where there is no offer from the aforementioned airline.Thus, Avianca said that the capacity of routes that connect to Bogotá…

Since Monday night, several airports in the country have experienced a state of chaos due to the sudden suspension of air activities offered by the airline Viva Air.(We recommend reading: These are the options offered by airlines to stranded Viva passengers)The message was delivered on the night of this February 27, through a press release the 'low cost' airline informed its users that it was not going to be possible to make their transfers due to the financial situation they are going through. "Viva is unfortunately forced to announce the suspension of its operations with immediate effect," the airline said.…

planes on the ground, accountants without workers and chaos in the main airports of the country has been the scenario with which cessation of activities of the airline Viva Air. While the passengers were stranded waiting for solutions, the company's employees are also experiencing a drama. In dialogue with EL TIEMPO, Cristian Martínez, who has worked as a cabin crew member for seven years and is a member of the Workers Union, expressed the anguish they have had for months due to the difficult financial situation of the company: "I didn't give more time"."In these seven months we were waiting…