TACA Airlines fly to Orlando, Florida, serviced three times per week towards and from its hub in El Salvador. This flight becomes the ninth gateway to the United States and an opportunity for Florida passengers to access TACA’s route network throughout Latin America.
This flight is part of a larger effort from the airline to meet its clients’ needs totaling 41 destinations in 22 countries. This will also provide a destination with great tourism appeal and interesting commercial perspective.
Claudia Arenas, Corporate Communications Director at TACA said, “this is a requested itinerated service that enables the airline to search for growth opportunities, through a destination with an important potential. We want to especially thank GOAA, OOCVB, Walt Disney World, Busch Entertainment Corporation, Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission, and the Metro Orlando Hispanic Chamber of Commerce for supporting these efforts, in hopes of strengthening our frequencies in the future”.
TACA Airlines operate the Orlando-El Salvador route with new Embraer E190 aircraft with 96 passenger capacity, configured with two cabins: Clase Ejecutiva (Business Class) and coach. Both cabins have leather seats, complimentary food and beverage service, mood lighting, and AVOD (audio and video on demand) for each passenger.
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