Avianca has been serving the international markets at multiple foreign destinations. For long-haul travel, passengers are often requested to add a connecting flight to their travel itinerary. Well, it is simple. Long-haul flights are still subject to many improvements to serve the travel market on a feasible budget. However, two or three connecting flights at Avianca do not cost much, and you’re also given the comfort to stretch your body from the mold you have been fit into during your first flight.
All airline's baggage drops and transfers are subject to their baggage policy. Hence, if you did not book your connecting flight with the exact airline or any alliance airline, you need to redo the entire check-in and baggage drop process per your connecting airline.
Usually, you’re not required to transfer your bags to a connecting flight if you made the booking with the same airline. They move your luggage on a connecting flight without even notifying you of any drama.
You do have to pay to avail of any additional services from the airlines. However, an Avianca connecting flight costs way less than a direct one. It is more convenient and allows you to take a break from the unreliable long-haul flights.
Avoid running in the airport lobby to catch a connecting flight. Instead, understand that most airlines have a minimum buffer time of at most 60 minutes for short layovers. To switch from international to domestic transfers or vice-versa, you’re given 60-180 minutes overall for a hassle-free transfer.
If your first flight is delayed due to any possible reason, the airline provides reasonable compensation against your connecting flight fare. They may also compensate you for an alternate flight, or you’ll receive a full refund against your booking with additional vouchers depending on the airline policy. Such compensation is subject to the airline’s compensation policy, which confirms a satisfactory alternative for your missed flight.