With more skies to fly, Avianca aims to end 2024 with nearly 38 million passengers transported and 24 new routes, a record in its 105 year history. This achievement marks a 27% increase in travelers compared to 2019 and a 19% rise from 2023, culminating in a network of 167 routes spanning more than 25 countries. The airline also introduced eight new destinations, with 14% of passengers flying with Avianca for the first time. These milestones reflect the success of a business model centered on accessibility and connectivity, particularly in Latin America, where air travel plays a crucial role in driving economic growth, tourism, and social development.

The historical record in 105 years:

• 38 million people are flying with Avianca, and 14% are doing so for the first time.
• Opening of 24 new routes in 2024.
• Presence in 8 new destinations: Paris, Chicago, Montreal, Caracas, Aeroparque (Buenos Aires), Havana, Quibdó and Arauca.

More options for those who want competitive prices, but also for those who prefer a premium product:

Launch of “Avianca Insignia” for routes to and from Europe with “flatbed” seats (180° recline), exclusive haute cuisine menu designed by Álvaro Clavijo and Catalina Vélez, amenity kit with Mola Sasa (in collaboration with the Gunadule community) and Loto del Sur products.

The arrival of Business Class for 34 Intra-America routes.

More LifeMiles benefits and more miles accumulated on Avianca flights

• All rates accumulate miles and also accumulate more miles per dollar
• It is easier to qualify for elite status and receive more benefits: more complimentary premium seats, more business cabin upgrades on Intraamerican flights, and adjusted requirements for elite qualification
• Concierge Club is designed for the most exclusive travelers: additional benefits to Diamond, 2 European upgrades, 6 Intra-America upgrades, 6 premium seats, a 100% bonus on flight miles, and unlimited VIP tickets.

The airplane is a transformative element that brings more well-being to communities and ecosystems.

• Avianca consolidated a network of more than 22 social and environmental allies.
• Thanks to Banco de Millas, it benefited more than 22,500 people in Colombia and Latin America.
• Cutting to the third quarter of 2024, Avianca managed to reduce nearly 23% of emissions generated per kilometer flown versus 2019.

With these historic figures, Avianca reaffirms its commitment to continue connecting more people, promoting the development of new routes, and generating a positive impact in the communities where it operates. Looking to 2025, the airline will continue expanding its network, strengthening its business model, and bringing air transportation benefits to more travellers in Latin America and the world.