The Islas Malvinas airport in Rosario will once again have an air connection with the capital of Peru, Lima. The announcement will be made effective this Friday with the presence of provincial and municipal authorities and representatives of the Latam firm, in charge of the flights, at the airport.
As detailed in Radiopolis (Radio 2) the Minister of Productive Development of Santa Fe, Gustavo Puccini, The trips will begin to operate from next December 1 and will have a frequency of three flights per week.
The decision to announce it so far in advance responds to the fact that In the next few days tickets will go on sale.
“We are excited because we have been managing many things silently since December 10. The Rosario airport is extremely important not only for the city but also for the region in tourism and corporate terms. But also thinking about logistics issues for the airport. What has to do with the loads is fundamental for the development of companies in the region,” the official remarked.
