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Ecuadorian startup targets October launch

Ecuatoriana Airlines is aiming to begin commercial operations by October, initially offering domestic services in Ecuador before expanding internationally. Details of the startup’s planned strategy were announced by CEO Eduardo Delgado as part of a live YouTube broadcast to showcase the carrier’s new brand identity. Delgado said Ecuatoriana is currently undergoing a process to obtain its air operator’s certificate, which he hopes will be in place by September. Once the airline has been cleared to fly, its maiden route will connect Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO) with Guayaquil (GYE) using De Havilland Dash 8-400 aircraft. Flights could be up to 3X-daily.

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COVID-19 : Doctors and nurses, the first vaccinated in Ecuador against covid-19

COVID-19 : Doctors and nurses, the first vaccinated in Ecuador against covid-19
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COVID-19 : Doctors and nurses, the first vaccinated in Ecuador against covid-19

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Sun, beaches and more: Delta now flying to nearly all pre-COVID markets in Latin America and the Caribbean

Safety initiatives and booking flexibility in domestic and international markets make Delta the best choice for travel. Extensive network enables the transport of essential goods and services through Delta Cargo. Delta is set to restart service in Argentina, Chile and Ecuador in time for customers seeking warm weather for the holidays, marking Delta’s return to most of the Latin American countries it served prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Flights between Atlanta’s Hartsfield International Airport and Santiago’s Arturo Merino International Airport in Chile, and between Atlanta and Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport in Ecuador will resume on Dec. 18, while service from Atlanta to Buenos Aires’ Ezeiza International Airport in Argentina will resume on Dec. 19. The flights to Santiago and Buenos Aires will operate with Boeing 767-400 aircraft and the flights to Quito will operate with Boeing 767-300 aircraft. All three routes will offer Delta One, Delta Comfort+ and

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