August 09, 2025
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Invitated South American airline Washington, DC, adds a new route to its 2 US City
Washington, DC-sector passengers will have a new option for South America starting in November.
Bolivia’s state-owned flag carrier Boliviana de Aviecian, will launch Nov 4 with Nov 4, and twice with resurrections at Washington Dullas International Airport (IAD) at Washington Dullas International Airport (IAD), and twice a twice with revival. 31, 2026.
Boeing will fly 737-800 on the Boliviana route.
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Washington is home to the largest Bolivian population in the US, Bran D’Mico, a director of the airline business development at the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, said both Duol and Rold Reagan National Airport (DCA).
The city is the second American destination of Boliviana after Miami International Airport (MIA), which serves both Nonsstop through VVI and PTY.
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Passengers are only to book flights to the Atre route – Washington to Santa Cruise and Back – and Washington and Panama City are not better. The distance of 4,002-mile between VVI and IAD will be except for a specific rance of 737-800, although it can easily cover both the covers and VVI-PTY legs.
The airline has a limited partnership with both aviation and Iberia. However, neither lists a tie-up with Boliviana’s loyalty program, elevate.
Boliviana operates 24 aircraft, united for the flight-tracking website flightradar24. The fleet contains three airbus A330s that airline Barcelona-L Prat Airport (BCN), Madrid-Barjus Airport (Mad) and flights to MIA.
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