Colombia Airline Schedules - Besides flying into Bogota from wherever you are coming from, you will undoubtedly probably need to fly to other destinations inside the country as well. For example, if you want to tour the Amazon, you will need to fly to the City of Leticia where the borders of Colombia, Brazil, and Peru all connect. International flights arrive and depart not only at the El Dorado Airport in Bogota but in the port City of Cartagena as well.

The major international airline to get to Colombia is Avianca. Their website is at www.avianca.com. You can check schedules online. From the United States, the departure locations to Colombia are Los Angeles, Houston, New York, and Miami. The flights from Miami and New York to Bogota are relatively short (3 and 4 hours respectively). Other major North American air carriers that fly to Colombia are Continental Airlines, American Airlines, and Mexicana. British Airways, Varig, and Aeorlineas Argentinas are other major carriers if coming from anywhere else besides North America.

One regional airline in Colombia is Satena Airlines. Their website is at www.satena.com. On their website, you can also check schedules. They fly to destinations all over the interior of the country. They have one daily flight from Leticia to Bogota with about 150 seats. COPA Airlines which is a Panamanian airway also runs flights to Leticia. From Leticia, you can embark on an Amazon river tour and even head to Brazil if you would like.

Did you know that there is a small island off the east coast of Nicaragua known as San Andres, Island? Yes, this island belongs to Colombia and the best way to reach it is by air. COPA Airlines runs many flights daily to San Andres Island from Cartagena . Avianca also runs a few flights as well.

Information on Colombia airline schedules is best determined by going to the websites of the airlines servicing locations inside the country and from international origins as this will provide the most up-to-date schedules.