Finally, an airline, on domestic flights, returns to bring drinks and food to its customers. Meanwhile Avianca sinks into the low cost
The criticism that Avianca has received in recent weeks has been, to say the least, ruthless. There are many national personalities, including politicians such as former Vice President Marta Lucía Ramírez, who have complained regarding the treatment received, the breaches, the chambonadas. It is almost a Bolivarian Express with wings. Dreaming that they are going to give you food inside on a domestic flight is a utopia. While Avianca backs down, Latam aspires to never be considered a low-cost airline.
That is why this week it relaunched its new program that includes giving passengers, on domestic flights, food such as water, coffee, juice and soft drinks. This is broken down as follows: for passengers in the Premium Economy class on routes such as Medellín-Bogotá, Bogotá-Cali, they will be able to enjoy food such as sandwiches, muffins, potatoes or cereal bars on the flight, while those who pay less They will have sodas, nuts and cereal bars.
A whole innovation with which they seek to monopolize a market that they are clearly winning over Avianca.
