Avianca presents new features in its Business Class product, both in twin-aisle (Boeing 787) and single-aisle (A320 family) aircraft.
Going forward, the Executive Cabin of the two-seater aircraft will be known as Avianca Insignia, which operates routes to and from Europe.
Those traveling in this cabin will be able to enjoy flat, fully reclining chairs, as well as a welcome drink, a menu with starters, options for breakfast, lunch or dinner with dessert, unlimited snacks and a selection of liquors, hot and cold drinks.
In addition, passengers have at their disposal comfort items such as a blanket, mattress cover and an amenity kit with collectible cases designed by Mola Sasa in collaboration with the Gunadule indigenous community, made from fabric from recycled PET bottles, a proposal that promotes sustainability and inclusion. , as well as the formulations of Loto del Sur, a beauty brand that celebrates and captures the richness of Colombian culture, elevating the onboard experience.
“Avianca Insignia represents the consolidation of a superior experience on our Boeing 787, one of the most modern aircraft in the world,” said Manuel Ambriz, commercial director of Avianca. “And these flights from Bogotá to Europe also feature a unique selection of design, gastronomy and wellness that represents the best of Colombia: a menu by chef Álvaro Clavijo—one of the 35 best in the world—and a leading brand amenity kit. ”.
A renewed Business class for flying on single-aisle aircraft:
In addition, starting July 1, a new version of the Business Class experience will be available in the first three rows of single-aisle aircraft on flights from Bogotá to Santiago de Chile, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Miami, Washington, New York, Boston, Toronto and Mexico City.
This offer includes a main meal (breakfast, lunch or dinner), drinks, snack service and comfort items (blanket, pillow and amenity kit).
Ambriz added: “We are delighted to have renewed the 'Business Class' experience on flights to the main capitals of America, thus offering our customers multiple options on how they want to fly.”