Viva Air Colombia Has Stopped Flying

No. Viva Air Colombia suspended all flights on 27 February 2023 and has not operated since, so there are no fares to book or spread over a payment plan. Laters lists 650+ airlines, so you can search your route and pay later on an airline that is still flying.

No. Viva Air Colombia is the trading name of Fast Colombia S.A.S. (IATA VH). It had no legal tie to Mexico's Viva Aerobus, although the two had a codeshare agreement. Viva Air Perú, launched on 9 May 2017, was a Viva subsidiary and stopped flying with it on 27 February 2023.

The airline filed for insolvency in February 2023 and grounded its whole fleet on 27 February 2023. Avianca had announced a plan to acquire it on 29 April 2022 but dropped that plan on 13 May 2023. On 22 June 2023 the Superintendency of Corporations announced that the company had begun liquidation.

Eligibility never comes up for Viva Air Colombia, because the airline has had no flights on sale since it suspended operations on 27 February 2023. For airlines that are flying, Laters decides approval at checkout and delivers the e-ticket instantly once you are approved. The plan works on every airline, route and fare class.

No check is run for Viva Air Colombia, because no booking on that airline can be made after its 27 February 2023 suspension. Paying later is credit, so on any airline that is flying, approval comes before your e-ticket is issued. Read the terms shown at checkout before you accept them.

There is no Viva Air Colombia plan to miss a payment on, since the airline has not flown since 27 February 2023. On a booking with an airline that is operating, the plan terms shown at checkout set out what a missed payment means. Pay later only for what you can repay, because instalments are credit.

Viva Air Colombia cancelled everything when it grounded its fleet on 27 February 2023, and the company began liquidation on 22 June 2023. Its former website, vivaair.com, returned no airline content when checked, so the airline is no longer a route to a refund. Contact whoever you paid, such as your card issuer or travel insurer.

No allowance is confirmed. The former Viva baggage page at vivaair.com returned no content, so carry-on and checked limits cannot be stated here. The airline has not flown since 27 February 2023, so there is no current allowance to apply to a trip.

No check-in opening or closing times are confirmed for Viva Air Colombia, and none apply now, because flights stopped on 27 February 2023. If you book another airline on Laters, use the check-in times on that airline's own booking confirmation.

Viva Air Colombia was an ultra low-cost airline, but none of its fares can be bought any more. For a replacement flight, compare prices from multiple providers in one Laters search and choose the plan with payments you can comfortably afford. Laters adds no hidden booking fees, and a plan is still a loan you have to repay.

As of February 2023 its destinations included Colombian domestic points plus Buenos Aires, Punta Cana, Cancún, Mexico City, Lima, Miami and Orlando. None of those routes operates under the Viva name now. Whether Laters pay later is offered in your country is shown at checkout.

A Viva Air Colombia booking cannot affect your score, because no booking is possible after the airline stopped flying on 27 February 2023. For other airlines, paying later is credit, so check the plan terms at checkout and how the lender reports before you commit. Late or missed payments are the usual way credit use harms a score.

Avianca took over all of Viva's A320neo aircraft and serves the same Colombian domestic network. JetSMART Colombia, Wingo and LATAM Airlines Colombia also operate in that market, and JetSMART and LATAM each announced interest in acquiring Viva in February 2023. Search your route on Laters to see which of them you can pay for later.

It was described as an ultra low-cost airline based in Rionegro, Antioquia, and ch-aviation lists its base as Medellín José María Córdova. Its former hubs were Cali, Bogotá and Medellín, with Cartagena as a former focus city. It began flying on 25 May 2012 and flew its last flight before the 27 February 2023 suspension.

Yes, just not with Viva Air Colombia, which stopped flying in 2023. Laters.com lets you pay later on any of its other 650+ airlines: search your route, choose a provider at checkout, and the e-ticket arrives once you're approved.

Every airline Laters.com sells except Viva Air Colombia, which hasn't flown since 27 February 2023. Search your route and the checkout shows the pay-later providers available for your fare and country.

On airlines that are flying, yes: Afterpay is one of the providers Laters.com can offer at checkout where your booking qualifies. It is not available for Viva Air Colombia, which stopped selling fares in February 2023.