Given the continuous flight cancellation toward Valledupar by the airline Aviancawithout providing any clear and justified explanation, the Inter-Union Committee of the Department of Ceaseexpressed his concern about the repercussions what this situation has on connectivity, in the economic development and tourism in the region.
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The president of CIDCHernán Felipe Araujo Ariza, indicated that the lack of reliable and constant air service makes it very difficult for Valledupar to be an attractive destination for both businessmen as for tourists. This situation negatively affects the local economylimiting business opportunities and the flow of visitors that energize various sectors of our city.
“We demand that Avianca publicly expose the reasons background that has led to the repeated cancellation of flights towards Valledupar. The transparency “Information is a fundamental right of passengers and an obligation of airlines, in accordance with national and international regulations,” said Araujo Ariza.
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In addition, they call on the national government to urgently enable the operation of the state airline. SATENA on this route.
“SATENA not only represents a travel alternative for citizens, but it would also generate the necessary competition to promote improvement in service and rate reductiondirectly benefiting passengers,” said Araujo.
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The Inter-Union Committee of the Department of Cesar also maintains that SATENA’s entry into the market could encourage balanced competition, a respectful service that meets the needs of travelers, thus guaranteeing greater frequency and reliability in its flights.
“We request an immediate and effective response to this situation that compromises the well-being and development of our region,” he pointed out. Hernan Felipe Araujo.
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