Wingo announces new direct route between Bogotá and Guatemala City: When will it begin operating?

Wingo announces the opening of a new international route that will directly connect Bogotá with Guatemala City, thus expanding its network of destinations in Central America .

This new connection, which will begin operations on October 27, will operate three times a week : Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. It will also have approximately 39,432 seats available between October 2025 and June 2026.

With this new operation, Wingo becomes the only low-cost airline offering a direct flight between Bogotá and Guatemala City.

Tickets will be available soon at Wingo.com starting July 21, with introductory promotional fares starting at $113 for the Bogotá-Guatemala route and $88 for the Guatemala-Bogotá route, with the basic fare, which includes one personal item on board.

"We are very proud to announce the opening of this new route between Bogotá and Guatemala, a strategic connection that boosts tourism and business between the two countries. At Wingo, we continue to focus on international expansion with a value-added offering that meets the needs of Latin American travelers," said Jorge Jiménez, the airline's VP of sales and planning.

This is the airline's 24th international route.

During the first half of 2025, 67,000 Guatemalans traveled to Colombia, representing a 30 percent increase compared to the same period last year. In turn, 39,000 Colombians visited Guatemala during the same period, reflecting a 9 percent increase. These figures consolidate Guatemala as an increasingly attractive destination for Colombian travelers, and Colombia as a hub of tourist and commercial interest for Guatemalans.

“We enthusiastically celebrate the launch of this route, which strengthens air connectivity between our countries and opens new opportunities for tourism, trade, and cultural exchange. Colombia is one of our main source markets in South America: in 2024 we will welcome more than 58,000 Colombian visitors, and in the first months of 2025 alone, we will have surpassed 25,000. This new connection will make it easier for more travelers to discover the natural, cultural, and culinary treasures that Guatemala offers the world,” said Harris Whitbeck, Director General of the Guatemalan Tourism Institute (INGUAT).

ANGIE RODRIGUEZ - TRAVEL EDITORIAL - @ANGS0614