Copa Eyes Efficiencies As Wingo Subsidiary Cautiously Expands

November 21, 2023
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Copa Holdings’ ULCC subsidiary Wingo is remaining cautious on fleet, while slowly expanding its network. Operating nine Boeing 737-800s, the Bogotá, Colombia-based ULCC began three new routes during the 2023 third quarter (Q3): Bogotá to Caracas, Venezuela; domestic service from Panama City to David...

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