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Published on Monday, June 6,
2022
By the A.M. Costa Rica staff
Mexican low-cost airline Volaris launched direct flights between Costa Rica and Peru, the Tourism Institute said.
Currently, the airline offers flights from the Juan Santamaría International Airport (SJO), located in Alajuela Province, to El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Colombia and the U.S.
With these routes, the airline will increase its passenger flow, which since its start of operations in 2016, has exceeded two million people, the institute said.
“At Volaris
we are defining the new way to travel at
low cost because travelers spend less on
their flight and much more on everything
Costa Rica has to offer," said Ronny
Rodríguez, director of Volaris Central
America. "We are focused on tourism in
revenge for those who want to make up
for lost time due to the pandemic, as
well as those tourists visiting a
destination for longer while working
remotely.”
The flights have costs from $99, including taxes. People can travel from SJO to Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM) in Lima on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday, said the airline.
The flight leaves from Costa Rica at 14:20 hours local time, arriving in Lima at 19 hours local time. The return flight from Peru leaves at 20 hours local time, arriving in Costa Rica at 22:45 hours local time.
Volaris is one of many airlines increasing the frequency of their flights to Costa Rica. Recently, three U.S. airlines announced more flights to the Guanacaste Airport.
------------ What other airline should increase its flights to Costa Rica? We would like to know your thoughts on this story. Send your comments to news@amcostarica.com
  
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