When I first saw that Breeze had an oddly specific direct flight from a secondary airport in California to a random Midwest city for under $50, I was excited but hesitant.
What’s the catch? Why does this direct flight even exist? Who the heck is Breeze Airways? Will I die?
Well, I booked that flight, which saved me both a layover and hundreds of dollars.
I had a good experience, and I’ve since flown Breeze three more times.
As a frequent traveler to Latin America, I’ve flown Avianca Airlines a lot. I’ve had good experiences and not-so-good experiences. I’ve flown them across many borders, from the U.S. to El Salvador, from Colombia to Mexico, and more random trips in Latin America.
Consider this your Avianca Airlines survival guide.
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