Travellers from Chicago are now even closer to Guatemala, thanks to the new route inaugurated by avianca airlines, which connects the skies of Chicago O’Hare International Airport with La Aurora International Airport in Guatemala.
With this new route, Avianca will offer travelers three weekly flights operated by A320 family aircraft, each with a capacity of up to 180 passengers, providing a total of over 1,000 seats per week. The addition underscores the airline’s commitment to providing more travel opportunities for customers in Chicago for exploring new destinations while experiencing Guatemala City’s rich cultural offering.
“At avianca, we take pride in continuously expanding our route network for the benefit of our customers,” said Rolando Damas, Avianca’s sales director for Central America, North America and the Caribbean. “With the inauguration of our direct flight between Chicago and Guatemala, we are committed to enhancing Chicago’s international connectivity and offering passengers a direct and convenient option to reach one of Guatemala’s most attractive destinations.”
Now closer! Itineraries for the Chicago – Guatemala route:
“On behalf of Mayor Brandon Johnson, I am proud to welcome avianca back to O’Hare to expand our airport’s world-class connectivity and reinforce our status as a major economic engine for the Chicago region,” said CDA Commissioner Jamie L. Rhee. “This new service connects Central American travelers and businesses to all of the opportunities Chicago has to offer and strengthens our great city’s position as a global business hub.”
Avianca takes pride in connecting travelers with their preferred destinations and is ready to welcome passengers on board for direct flights to Guatemala. Tickets can be purchased on their website, through the call center and at travel agencies.
Travellers from Chicago are now even closer to Guatemala, thanks to the new route inaugurated by avianca airlines, which connects the skies of Chicago O’Hare International Airport with La Aurora International Airport in Guatemala.
