economy
Así eran los destinos de Viasa desde Maiquetía en los años 70
Viajar en los años 70 no era solo ir de un punto A a un punto B; era una experiencia de lujo, y Viasa era […]
TL;DR
- Viasa was Venezuela's national airline in the 1970s, representing a luxurious travel experience.
- From Maiquetía Airport, Viasa connected to destinations like Paris, Rome, Amsterdam, Beirut, and Las Palmas.
- The airline had an extensive network connecting Europe and South America, including Frankfurt, London, Madrid, and Zurich, as well as strong links to the USA and the Caribbean.
- Caracas became a significant connection hub in Latin America due to Viasa before the liberalization of the skies.
- Onboard service included gourmet food served on porcelain and fine glassware.
- Viasa had codeshare agreements with airlines like KLM and Alitalia.
- The airline's orange 'V' logo was widely recognized globally.