April 25, 2024

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Flights have resumed between Liberia (Costa Rica) and nine cities in the United States and Canada.

The Daniel Oderberg Kuiros International Airport (LIR), which serves the city of Liberia in Costa Rica, was acquired in November with nearly a dozen new flights from the United States and Canada.

Located in the province of Guanacoste, Liberia is one of the largest tourist destinations in Costa Rica, where Pacific beaches, national parks and eco-tourism are mainly sought after by American and Canadian tourists.

This boom in post-epidemic North American tourists has encouraged companies to restart their flights to Costa Rica and add new connections, and thanks to the easing of health regulations.

Photo: Vinci Airport

Before the high season between November and the end of February, seven companies have added nine mergers with the United States and Canada; Being as follows:

Airlines Destinations Plane Frequencies per week
American Airlines Austin (AUS) Boeing 737-800 3
American Airlines Chicago Airport (ORD) Boeing 737-800 1
Air Canada Montreal Airport (YUL) Boeing 737-8 1
Delta Airlines Los Angeles Airport (LAX) Boeing 757-200 1
Border Orlando Airport (MCO) A320 / A321 2
Southwest Denver (Den) Boeing 737-700 / 800 1
Southwest Baltimore Airport (BWI) Boeing 737-700 / 800 3
Sunwing Toronto Airport (YYZ) Boeing 737-800 2
WestJet Calgary (YYC) Boeing 737-700 / 800 2

In addition, Charlotte (CLT) and New York (JFK) flights will be added by American Airlines in December; Minneapolis (MSP) by Delta Airlines and Sun Country; Air Transat by Montreal (YUL) and Toronto (YYZ); London / Gatwick (LGW) via TUIfly and Zurich (ZRH) via Edelweiss Air.

The number of tourists in Guanacoste is much higher than in Kovit

The Costa Rican Tourism Agency (ICT) reported that between January and October this year, 281,267 passengers arrived at Daniel Oderberg Kuiros Airport.

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However, in October it mobilized 23,459 people, breaking the record of 22,290 passengers in the same month of 2019, which not only restored Guanacoust Airport’s pre-epidemic traffic levels but also surpassed them.

“The growth shown to date is really important for the country because it shows a sustainable path for the revitalization of the tourism sector. This does not only mean more tourists coming in, but also involving job recovery, corporate activism and business operations across the value chain of the industry in a context of international and national complexity, ”said Gustavo J. Sekura, Minister of Tourism.

Photo: Vinci Airport

In addition to the open and upcoming connections, Liberia’s international network is made up of:

Airlines Destinations Plane Frequencies per week / increase in December
American Dallas / Fort Worth Airport (DFW) A321 / B737-800 1 (increases to 3)
American Miami Airport (MIA) A319 / B737-800 7 (increases to 14 and 21)
Air Canada Toronto Airport (YYZ) Boeing 737-8 2 (increases to 4)
Alaska Los Angeles Airport (LAX) Boeing 737-800 / 900 4 (increases to 7)
Jet Blue Boston Airport (BOS) A320ceo / neo 1
Jet Blue Los Angeles Airport (LAX) A320ceo / neo 1
Jet Blue New York (JFK) A320ceo / neo 4
Delta Atlanta Airport (ATL) Boeing 757-200 6 (increases to 9)
KLM Amsterdam Airport (AMS) Boeing 787-9 4
Southwest Houston / Hobby (HOU) Boeing 737-700 7
Sunwing Toronto Airport (YYZ) Boeing 737-800 3
United Chicago Airport (ORD) Boeing 737-900ER 1
United Denver (Den) Boeing 737-800 4
United Houston Airport (IAH) Boeing 737-800 14
United Newark Airport (EWR) Boeing 737-800 4
United Los Angeles Airport (LAX) Boeing 737-900ER 1
United San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Boeing 737-900ER 1
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