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- Also bookable on Orbitz or Expedia.
- Limited seats are available on each date.
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- These flights have a Connection in Bogota, Columbia.
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7 Comments On "Avianca: Fly From JFK To Sao Paulo, Brazil For $379 Round-Trip!"
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Avianca Brazil filed for bankruptcy. They are not flying this route after march and quite possibly earlier…
Be aware that the airline just filed for bankruptcy protection.
Great price! Just be careful booking with Avianca as they filled for Bankruptcy and they’re cancelling a lot of flights.
Dan, anything to say about the bankruptcy filling? Thanks
its true but they r still flying
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-brazil-airlines-avianca/avianca-brasil-files-for-bankruptcy-citing-jet-repossession-threat-idUSKBN1OA29J
did brazil lift the visa restriction?adn can you tell us dan where the best place to credit these flights to? thanks
For what it’s worth, Israeli passport holders do not need a visa to visit Brazil