Local April 3, 2024 - 8:33 am

Copa Airlines launches Santiago to Panama flights

Santiago, DR.- Copa Airlines marked the reopening of its operations in Santiago with a flight that touched down after 3 p.m. on Tuesday, extending a warm welcome to all passengers arriving from Panama. This renewed connection signifies a significant boost for the northern region.

Officials from Cibao International Airport and the executive team of Copa Airlines emphasized the importance of this link between Santiago and Panama, recognizing it as a pivotal milestone for the city’s tourism development.

The airline will operate three weekly flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, utilizing Boeing 737-700 aircraft with a capacity of 126 passengers. Round trip fares start from US$340, inclusive of taxes.

Flight schedules will see departures from Panama at 11:39, arriving in Santiago de los Caballeros at 15:10 (local time). Departures from Cibao International Airport are scheduled for 16:01, with arrivals at Tocumen at 17:47 (local time).

Banesco and Copa Airlines partner to launch Visa ConnectMiles card

In a collaborative effort, Banesco Banco Múltiple has partnered with Copa Airlines to introduce the Banesco ConnectMiles Visa credit card. This new product offers enhanced convenience, including the ability to purchase airline tickets and gain access to the Copa Airlines ConnectMiles program. As a member airline of the Star Alliance network, which comprises 26 airlines from various continents, the card opens up a world of travel opportunities for customers in the Dominican Republic and Panama markets.

Dimitri Maleev, Executive President of Banesco, noted that the new value proposition aims to accompany customers throughout their consumption journey, enriching their experience and enhancing their ConnectMiles accumulation.

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