Sky Airline has recently announced that it will temporarily suspend its route between Santiago from Chile and Bogotá, the capital of Colombia. Flights on this route will remain operational until 29 September 2024 inclusive. This decision is taken within the framework of a restructuring process of the airline’s international network, with the aim of optimising its operations and services.
In the statement, Sky Airline The airline regretted the inconvenience that this measure may cause to its passengers. The airline has offered three alternatives for those who have already purchased tickets for flights on the Santiago-Bogotá route. First, passengers have the option to change the date of their flight without penalty or fare difference, being able to travel until September 29, 2024. This option provides flexibility to customers who need to adjust their travel plans.
Another alternative offered by Sky Airline This is the change of destination, also without penalty or fare difference. Passengers can reschedule their trips to another destination operated by the airline, up to 12 months after the original flight date. This option allows travelers to maintain their travel plans, even if it is to a different destination, without incurring additional costs.
Besides, Sky Airline The airline is offering the possibility of refunding the value of the ticket to the same payment method used for the purchase. This option is ideal for those who prefer to receive a full refund rather than reschedule their trip. The airline has urged passengers to use its web chat to resolve any questions about these measures. Those who have purchased their tickets through travel agencies should contact them directly to discuss their options.
The temporary suspension of the Santiago-Bogota This coincides with Sky Airline’s interest in expanding its operations to domestic flights in Argentina. This interest has been expressed following the deregulation of the Argentine air market through Decree 599/2024, known as the “Open Skies” policy. This policy allows airlines to operate more freely in Argentina, opening up new business opportunities for companies such as Sky Airline.
