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The Manaus International Airport, part of the VINCI Airports network, began offering daily flights to Panama City starting in June. This new frequency reinforces the strategic role of the airport as a hub in the Northern region and expands the international connections of the Amazonian capital.
The route, operated by Copa Airlines, currently has five weekly flights. With the increase, flights will occur daily, facilitating access to over 80 destinations in Central, South, and North America, and the Caribbean, through Tocumen International Airport in Panama City.
The expansion of international offerings is another step in consolidating the airport as an air integration point between Brazil and abroad. In 2024, other important routes were resumed from Manaus: Gol resumed direct and seasonal flights to Miami, while TAP reestablished the connection with Lisbon, enhancing the Amazon's connection with Europe.
This year, Gol also expanded the connection between Manaus and Bogotá, facilitating access to Caribbean destinations such as Cartagena, San Andrés, and Medellín, and helping to boost the flow of foreign tourists to the Amazon region.
The Marketing and Air Promotion Manager of VINCI Airports in Brazil, Marcus Campos, highlights: “Manaus plays a strategic role in regional air integration with other countries in America, especially South America. Thanks to VINCI Airports' investment plan and the commitment of our teams, we have modernized the airport and prepared it for this expansion to continue, ensuring that passengers and airlines have quality infrastructure and the best experiences at the airport.”