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Yes. You can book Wingo flights on Laters.com and split the fare with a pay-in-4 plan from Afterpay, or financing from Affirm, AFTEE or Akulaku, right at checkout, then collect your e-ticket once payment is approved.
Paying later is a payment method at the Laters.com checkout, not something Wingo has to switch on, which is why it works on every route we ticket. Search the route, choose a provider on the payment screen, pick a plan, and the e-ticket arrives once payment is approved. Which plans you see depends on the country you book from, not the airline you fly. Checkout shows only plans your fare qualifies for, so there is nothing to work out.
An instalment plan leaves the fare, the baggage allowance, the seat and what the fare earns from Wingo alone. You fly as Wingo's own passenger on Wingo's own fare rules, and only the paying is spread. Interest-free plans run a soft eligibility check that does not affect your credit score. Monthly financing with interest runs a full credit check. Approval is never guaranteed on either. Prefer no plan? Pay in full by card or crypto at the same checkout.
Providers are the LatAm list at the Laters.com checkout; your booking shows the ones offered.
Split the fare on Wingo flights at the Laters.com checkout with the pay-later providers for LatAm. Plans and approval depend on the provider and your booking; Laters.com charges no booking fees or payment surcharges. Wingo itself offers Visa and Mastercard at its own website; the providers below are the extra choices on Laters.com.
Installments across Colombia and Brazil.
This section is a calculator, not a brochure. Set a Wingo fare and every plan shape below prices itself against that number. Which shapes you are offered depends on the provider and market. Paying later is credit. The interest-bearing shape needs a full credit check, and the terms are worth reading before booking.
$780
Fits a regional economy fare. Through Afterpay or Affirm Stripe. No interest; the first payment leaves at checkout and the provider sets late fees.
Suits a long-haul or premium fare. Via Afterpay, Affirm Stripe or Akulaku. Carries interest and needs a full credit check. The offer sets the checkout payment; the provider sets late fees.
Suits a regional fare you can clear in one later payment. Through AFTEE. Nothing leaves at checkout. Check the provider's terms for interest, credit checks and late fees.
Wingo is paid in full at booking, you repay the provider, and the e-ticket is issued straight away. Providers name the same short instalment shape differently, so your offer may not match the name here.
Illustrative only. The figures above are computed from the fare you set: plain division for the interest-free plans, and each plan's own illustrative rate over its stated term for monthly financing. They are not an offer, a quote, or a prediction of what you will be given. Laters.com is not the lender and takes no part in the decision: which plans appear, the instalment amounts, any interest and fees, and whether you are eligible at all are determined by the provider alone, and depend on a credit or eligibility assessment, your country and your basket. The only way to see your real plans is to choose a provider at checkout, at which point that provider, not Laters.com, approves or declines the purchase. All plans, rates, fees and terms are estimates only and subject to approval and to change.
Booking direct with the airline is a reasonable choice for a straight card payment. What the airline's own checkout does not give you is one search across every airline we sell, or a choice of pay-later plans at payment. Laters.com has both. The ticket is the same Wingo ticket, issued on the airline's own fare rules, with the same baggage allowance, the same seat selection and the same loyalty earning. Splitting the fare changes none of it. Pay-later plans are credit, so borrow only what you can repay.
| What you get | Laters.com | Book direct with Wingo |
|---|---|---|
| Compare airlines in one search | Wingo beside every other airline on the route, including carriers outside any partner network. | wingo.com is Wingo's own single-airline booking site: it can only search and sell Wingo's own flights, not other carriers' itineraries. |
| Managing the trip after booking | Talk to a person: Laters.com's support team handles changes, cancellations and refund requests and takes them up with the airline for you. | Manage the booking yourself through wingo.com's own 'Mi Reserva' (My Booking) self-service section, or through Wingo's own contact channels for anything else. |
Sources checked 19 October 2026: Laters.com, Wingo 'Mi Reserva' self-service coverage, La Republica. This table currently omits pay-later choice, crypto/wallet options and payment surcharges: wingo.com itself could not be read (blocked every fetch method tried), so those three comparisons are not shipped rather than guessed.
Our editorial rating, out of 10, for what an airline is actually like to fly once you have booked it.
Every airline we ticket is scored on the same 4 measures, so you can compare them like for like before you book. See the full methodology See all airline scores â
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Wingo scores 4.8 out of 10: the plain average of the measures below, rounded to one decimal. Each measure is an editorial assessment of the published facts.
4 measures, scored the same way for every airline we ticket.
Reliability & operations6/10
Wingo flies a single type, nine Boeing 737-800s with 186 seats as of August 2025. No on-time figure is published, and the Cirium review has no Wingo entry. With no named punctuality measure and no confirmed minimum connection time at BOG, this stays at 6.
Sources: CAPA airline profile: Wingo
Comfort & experience4/10
No cabin facts are confirmed: seat pitch, seat width and cabin names are all unpublished. At launch Copa said Wingo would offer one class of seats and charge for food, drinks and seat assignments. Check each extra before paying. The missing seat pitch holds this below 5.
Value & network5/10
Copa said at launch that Wingo would charge for baggage, food, drinks, seat assignments and priority boarding. Under the contract of carriage a cabin bag is a second piece, paid at Wingo's set charge. Mobility aids travel free. No allowances, fee amounts or loyalty programme are confirmed, which holds this at 5.
Sources: Wingo (AeroRepublica) contract of carriage, Colombia
Professional airline rating4/10
No star rating, award or named rating body is on record for Wingo. It has flown since December 2016 and belongs to Copa Holdings, but ownership is not a rating. Until a named body scores it, this stays at 4.
The full method, measure by measure, is on how we score airlines.
Compare the cabin, included baggage and onboard services before you choose a fare, then use the check-in, connection and assistance details to prepare for your trip.
BogotĂĄ El Dorado International Airport (BOG) is Wingo's one confirmed hub. No terminal layout or minimum connection time is confirmed for Wingo there, so do not assume a short gap is safe. If you are connecting at BOG, check the layover on your booking confirmation and leave generous time. Read the airline's own terms for its rules on missed connections.
Wingo carries pets in the cabin only. It accepts only domestic animals it has approved in advance, for a charge set by its policies, and carries no animals in the hold on any flight. Trained service animals are accepted. A guide dog travels at your feet, even above 10 kg, muzzled and with current vaccinations. Arrange this directly with Wingo, as it cannot be booked on Laters.
Pet carriage is arranged directly with the airline and cannot be booked on Laters.
Passengers with vital therapeutic equipment, such as portable oxygen, concentrators or manual wheelchairs, must tell Wingo through the call centre at least 24 hours ahead and show a medical certificate. In some cases a companion aged 18 or over is required, and their ticket costs the applicable fare. Call early, have the certificate ready, and ask whether you need a companion.
The carriers most often compared with Wingo, on the facts we hold for both. Every one of them can be booked on Laters.com with the same payment plans.
Baggage, fees, miles, refunds and eligibility
Everything about booking Wingo flights on Laters.com and splitting the fare, plus the airlineâs own rules that decide what you get.
Yes. At the Laters.com checkout for Wingo flights, the pay-later providers appear in this order: Afterpay, Affirm Stripe, AFTEE and Akulaku. The provider decides whether to approve you. The e-ticket is delivered instantly after approval. Paying later is credit, so borrow only what you can repay on schedule.
No card from that list is required to see the pay-later options. The wingo.com footer shows only Visa and MasterCard logos under "Paga con", so Laters adds the four pay-later providers (Afterpay, Affirm Stripe, AFTEE, Akulaku) for travellers who want to split the cost. Which providers you can use depends on their own approval rules.
That depends on the provider you choose from Afterpay, Affirm Stripe, AFTEE and Akulaku, and Laters cannot state how each one reports. Ask the provider whether it checks or reports to credit bureaus before you accept. Wingo has charged separately for bags, food and drinks, seat assignments and priority boarding since launch, so count those extras when judging what you can afford to repay.
Refund rules for Wingo cancellations sit in its contract of carriage, and no Wingo refund terms were confirmed. Your instalment plan is a separate agreement with the pay-later provider. Ask the provider how a refund from Wingo would be applied to your plan before you rely on it.
Allowances were not confirmed, so check Wingo's baggage page before you pay. Under Wingo's contract of carriage, a cabin bag is a second piece you may bring only after paying Wingo's charge, and it goes in the overhead bins. Checked baggage is also paid for and must meet Wingo's weight and size standards.
On domestic flights, Wingo's contract of carriage sets compensation for lost checked baggage at COP 20,000 per kg, up to COP 400,000. On international flights the maximum is 1,131 Special Drawing Rights under the Montreal Convention. Keep your baggage tag and file the claim with Wingo directly.
Mobility and assistance devices that meet the cabin or checked baggage rules do not count as an extra piece and are free. For vital therapeutic equipment such as portable oxygen, concentrators or manual wheelchairs, tell Wingo through its call center at least 24 hours ahead and show a medical certificate. Some passengers need a companion aged 18 or over, who pays the applicable fare.
Wingo carries only domestic animals it has authorised in advance, in the cabin, for a charge set by its policies. It does not carry animals in the hold on any of its flights. A guide dog travels in the cabin at your feet, even above 10 kg, and must wear a muzzle and have up-to-date vaccinations.
Start with the total, not just the fare, because Wingo charges separately for baggage, food and drinks, seat assignments and priority boarding. Wingo does not accept children under 12 travelling alone, so a family booking includes an adult. Pick the plan with a repayment schedule you can meet from your income, and compare the providers' terms at checkout.
Availability of Afterpay, Affirm Stripe, AFTEE and Akulaku depends on each provider's own country and eligibility rules, and none were confirmed for Wingo's Latin American and Caribbean network. Laters works on every airline, route and fare class at checkout, so the limit is the provider, not the Wingo fare. The checkout shows which providers you can use.
Wingo is the trading name of AeroRepĂșblica S.A. and is owned by Copa Holdings. It was founded in 2016, flies from a main hub at Bogota El Dorado International Airport (BOG), and had 9 Boeing 737-800s with 186 seats each in service as of August 2025. Operations began on 1 December 2016 with a BogotĂĄ to CancĂșn flight.
Avianca competes with Wingo on Colombian domestic and regional routes, and LATAM Airlines Colombia competes on Colombian domestic routes. Copa Airlines is the flag carrier of Wingo's parent group, Copa Holdings, and serves Colombia to Panama routes. Laters compares prices from multiple providers in one search across 650+ airlines, with no hidden booking fees.
Yes. When you book a Wingo flight through Laters.com, checkout offers pay-later plans from Afterpay, Affirm (via Stripe), AFTEE and Akulaku instead of paying the full fare upfront. Interest-free pay-in-4 style plans run a soft eligibility check that doesn't affect your credit score, while interest-bearing monthly financing (like Affirm's) runs a full credit check; either way, approval is never guaranteed.
On Laters.com, Wingo fares can be split using four pay-later options at checkout: Afterpay, Affirm (Stripe-powered), AFTEE and Akulaku. The interest-free, pay-in-4-style options (Afterpay, AFTEE, Akulaku) use a soft eligibility check that leaves your credit score untouched, while Affirm's monthly financing involves a full credit check and may carry interest. None of these guarantee approval.
Several airlines let you pay for flights monthly through a buy-now-pay-later partner, and on Laters.com that includes Wingo via Affirm's Stripe-powered financing. Airlines such as Cathay Pacific and American Airlines have also partnered directly with Affirm for monthly instalment checkout. Monthly plans like these run a full credit check (unlike the soft check used for interest-free pay-in-4 plans), and approval is never guaranteed.
Wingo (trading name of AeroRepĂșblica, S.A.) is a Colombian low-cost carrier owned by Copa Holdings, founded in October 2016 and based at BogotĂĄ's El Dorado airport. It holds IATA's IOSA operational safety certification, which Wingo's CEO has cited as evidence of meeting international safety standards. Laters.com hasn't found an independently sourced on-time-performance or reliability rating for Wingo, so we can't make a broader trust claim beyond its ownership, safety certification, and corporate track record.
Yes. Wingo is a Colombian low-cost carrier, the trading name of AeroRepĂșblica, S.A., headquartered in BogotĂĄ and based at El Dorado International Airport (BOG). It's owned by Panama-based Copa Holdings and began flying on 1 December 2016, following Copa's October 2016 announcement creating the brand.
PayPal's own Pay in 4 lets you split eligible purchases between $10 and $2,000 into four payments, but PayPal is not currently one of the pay-later options on Wingo's Laters.com checkout: the available providers there are Afterpay, Affirm, AFTEE and Akulaku. PayPal itself notes that Pay in 4 availability depends on your state of residence and that not all merchants and goods are eligible, so even where PayPal is accepted, flights aren't guaranteed to qualify. A soft credit check is used for Pay in 4 applications and is designed not to affect your credit score.
Buy now, pay later splits a purchase into several payments over time, often four interest-free instalments spread over weeks, or longer monthly financing that can carry interest. Interest-free plans typically use a soft eligibility check that doesn't affect your credit score, while monthly financing plans usually involve a full credit check. The CFPB notes that most BNPL lenders don't report your payment history to the major credit bureaus, and approval is assessed per application, not guaranteed.
There's no independently verified ranking of which BNPL provider is "easiest" to get approved for, so Laters.com won't claim one. What's documented is that most pay-in-4 style plans (like Afterpay's and Affirm's) use only a soft eligibility check rather than a hard credit pull, and the CFPB found BNPL approval rates were already high and rising: 73% of applicants were approved in 2021, up from 69% in 2020. Even so, approval depends on your own financial profile and is never guaranteed.
It depends on how you use it. The CFPB has flagged real risks: inconsistent consumer protections, late-fee stacking across multiple loans, and marketing that can make BNPL look risk-free when it's still a form of credit. Financial educators generally agree it can work well for a planned purchase you can repay within the interest-free window, but becomes a problem if you're using it to stretch past what you can actually afford, since approval and terms vary by provider and are never guaranteed.
No. The CFPB found 73% of BNPL applicants were approved in 2021 (up from 69% in 2020): high, but not universal. Providers like Afterpay and Affirm run an eligibility check (usually a soft check that doesn't affect your credit score) and can decline applicants based on their own underwriting, so approval is assessed individually and never guaranteed.
Neither outright: it's a tool with real trade-offs. The CFPB's own review found BNPL can carry inconsistent consumer protections, stackable late fees, and marketing that understates that it's still credit; at the same time, interest-free pay-in-4 plans typically run only a soft check that doesn't touch your credit score. Used for a planned purchase you can repay on schedule it can be a reasonable way to spread cost, but relying on it across multiple purchases at once is the pattern the CFPB flags as risky.
Wikipedia: Wingo (airline) · CAPA airline profile: Wingo
Wingo is the trading name of AeroRepĂșblica S.A., a Colombian low-cost airline owned by Copa Holdings. Copa announced it in October 2016, and the first flight, BogotĂĄ to CancĂșn, left on 1 December 2016. BogotĂĄ El Dorado International Airport (BOG) is its main hub, and it flies scheduled services to destinations in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Flying Wingo works the way low-cost flying usually does. At launch, Copa said Wingo would sell one class of seats and charge extra for baggage, food and drink, seat assignments and priority boarding. Under its contract of carriage, a cabin bag is a second piece that the passenger may bring only after paying the charge. Check what your fare includes before you pay.
Paying later changes when you pay, not what you buy. The fare is the same as paying by card, the baggage allowance is the one the fare carries, and any loyalty earning is what the fare class earns. Wingo issues the ticket on its own rules, so you fly as its passenger. You simply spread the cost.
Paying later is credit. A soft credit check may apply, availability varies by market, and some plans carry interest. A missed instalment has consequences with the provider, and a late fee may apply. Borrow only what you can repay on schedule.
Wingo leans on one manufacturer and one type. Its fleet is Boeing 737-800s. It is a single-type operator, and no long-haul types are listed. These are the types in service when the facts were confirmed, with the source dated August 2025. Deliveries and retirements change them, and the stats panel shows the count. The aircraft serve scheduled routes in Latin America and the Caribbean, with operating bases at Barranquilla, BogotĂĄ, Cali, Cartagena, Panama CityâBalboa and San AndrĂ©s. Punctuality, cancellation rate and fleet age are left out rather than estimated, because none of them has a confirmed figure.
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