This meeting took place within the framework of the restart of Copa Airlines operations in Santiago de los Caballeros, a route that operates with three weekly frequencies and that strengthens travel options from the north of the country towards North, Central and South America, through the Hub of the Americas, located in Panama City.
During the activity, Ibelca Vásquez, general manager of Copa Airlines in the Dominican Republic, highlighted the special meaning that Santiago has for the airline: “Returning to Santiago is returning to connect with a vibrant, entrepreneurial city deeply linked to the country’s development. Beyond an air route, this restart represents reunions, opportunities, and new stories to tell between the Cibao and the rest of the continent“.
For his part, David Nava, general manager of the AC Hotel Santiago, expressed his satisfaction at being part of this milestone: “For the AC Hotel Santiago it is an honor to have hosted this meeting that celebrates the connectivity and dynamism of the city. Santiago is experiencing a great moment, and receiving Copa Airlines and its allies in our hotel reaffirms our commitment to offer experiences that connect business, lifestyle and high-level hospitality.”
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Flights between Panama and Santiago operate with three weekly frequencies, facilitating both business trips and family visits and cultural exchange, and reinforcing Santiago’s role as one of the main economic and productive hubs of the Dominican Republic.
With this operation, Copa Airlines connects the country with four destinations, Punta Cana, Santo Domingo, Puerto Plata and Santiago de los Caballeros, as part of its network of more than 85 destinations in 32 countries in North, Central and South America, as well as the Caribbean, consolidating its presence in the Dominican Republic and its long-term commitment to the development of its regions.
About Copa Airlines:
Copa Airlines, a subsidiary of Copa Holdings, is a leading airline in passengers and cargo in Latin America. In its more than 75 years of operation, it has established the Hub of the Americas®, in Panama City, as the leading operations center of the continent.








