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Pu752
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AR Downgrades EZE-BOG just 3x Weekly.

Mon Oct 15, 2018 2:46 am

Not suprising due to Argentina's current situation after all.
 
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Re: AR Downgrades EZE-BOG just 3x Weekly.

Mon Oct 15, 2018 2:50 am

Pu752 wrote:
Not suprising due to Argentina's current situation after all.

What happen in Argentina then? Where's the source?
 
Pu752
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Re: AR Downgrades EZE-BOG just 3x Weekly.

Mon Oct 15, 2018 2:52 am

Same story over and over again, inflation rate.
 
eamondzhang
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Re: AR Downgrades EZE-BOG just 3x Weekly.

Mon Oct 15, 2018 3:39 am

Or more to do with Avianca's competition? Remember although Argentina has these sorts of stories AV will add another daily flight later on this year.

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Re: AR Downgrades EZE-BOG just 3x Weekly.

Wed Oct 17, 2018 12:24 am

eamondzhang wrote:
Or more to do with Avianca's competition? Remember although Argentina has these sorts of stories AV will add another daily flight later on this year.

Michael


That's right

As per Airline routes, Avianca is planning a second daily flight to Buenos Aires as of March 2019. Flight to be operated by Airbus A320 aircraft.


https://www.routesonline.com/news/38/ai ... arch-2019/

AV217 BOG1336 – 2158EZE 320 D
AV087 BOG2112 – 0524+1EZE 330 D

AV218 EZE0024 – 0455BOG 320 D
AV088 EZE0709 – 1130BOG 330 D
 
dcajet
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Re: AR Downgrades EZE-BOG just 3x Weekly.

Wed Oct 17, 2018 1:02 am

Pu752 wrote:
Not suprising due to Argentina's current situation after all.


FAKE NEWS.... In fact, not even news at all.

This is a planned cut only for the months of October and November, low season in Argentina, and has been on the distribution systems for months now. AR 1360/1 returns to its full schedule with the summer season in December.

There has not been a single flight cancelled due too low demand, which in fact continues to hold for all carriers. All flights to FCO/MAD/JFK & MIA continue with their full daily or twice daily programmed schedules. AR is a point to point carrier on the Argentina - Colombia market, whereas Avianca carries traffic to points beyond Colombia via BOG (or LIM) from EZE or MDZ.
 
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Re: AR Downgrades EZE-BOG just 3x Weekly.

Wed Oct 17, 2018 2:30 am

Sorry for the question, what is AR's current frequency? 5x weekly on the A332?

It seemed weird for me too. Flights from Colombia to Argentina are packed to the gills in and out every day with decent yields as non-stop BOG-EZE tickets are expensive. Aso, with LATAM stopping their 5x weekly service AR and AV are alone in the market.
 
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Re: AR Downgrades EZE-BOG just 3x Weekly.

Wed Oct 17, 2018 10:39 pm

RCS763AV wrote:
Sorry for the question, what is AR's current frequency? 5x weekly on the A332?

It seemed weird for me too. Flights from Colombia to Argentina are packed to the gills in and out every day with decent yields as non-stop BOG-EZE tickets are expensive. Aso, with LATAM stopping their 5x weekly service AR and AV are alone in the market.


AR's frequencies to BOG depend on the time of the year - they fluctuate between 3-4 or 5x week.

Regarding AR's participation in the Argentina-Colombia market, the airline is exercising capacity restraint to keep yields at a healthy level within the constrains of the existing WB fleet. If it were to add more A330 flights, some other A330 flights need to be cancelled or moved to another fleet. More flights could be added with the MAX 8 and the 738, but both take a performance hit in BOG and lack cargo space, something the airline needs on this route. Perhaps in the future a mix of A330 and 7M8 may be deployed but not in the immediate future.

AV's flights are packed to the gills (as are AR's), but not all those paxs are going to Colombia (or Peru): AV exercises the 6th freedom on traffic to/from Argentina, while AR mostly focuses on the point to point traffic between the two countries - P2P seems to be the nature of AR's global network, not surprising given Argentina's location - save for connections to points in Brazil, Chile and Uruguay,

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