VivaColombia

At first Viva Colombia had two options for operation of aircraft: the Boeing 737 or Airbus A320. In a press conference on November 10, 2011, was announced to the public that in 2012, the aircraft chosen will be the A320 fitted with CFM engines high performance for the airline's better economy and improved consumer prices. They plan to serve 32 routes within Colombia. The company is owned in equal parts by Irelandia, I.A.M.S.A., Colombian Grupo Bolívar and Grupo FAST.^[3] It will have a similar livery to a Mexican low-cost carrier, VivaAerobus, except VivaColombia will have the yellow, blue, and red colored dots on the tail.

VivaColombia also plans to launch international flights in its first 12 months of operations to destinations in Central, South America and the southern US.

Destinations

VivaColombia plans to serve the following destinations:^[4]

Fleet

VivaColombia Airbus A320

VivaColombia started operations with a fleet of eight Airbus A320-200s. On March 3, the first A320 arrived, with the tail number HK-4818X (ex-Thomas Cook Airlines. Tail number OO-TCO). Then on April, HK-4811 arrived, already painted.

**Viva Colombia Current Fleet** (June 2014)^[7]
Aircraft	In Fleet	Orders	Passengers
Airbus A320-200	8	3	180

References

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External links

Airlines of Colombia

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