Copa Airlines, the flagship carrier of Panama, is further strengthening its position as a major player in regional air travel with the launching of two new routes in Argentina. Starting on September 24, 2025, Copa will continue operating direct flights from Panama City to Salta and Tucumán, two vibrant cities in northern Argentina. These new routes are expected to significantly enhance connectivity between Panama and Argentina, boosting tourism and providing travelers with easier access to the rich cultural and natural attractions of the region.
New Routes to Salta and Tucumán
The new services are part of Copa Airlines’ ongoing efforts to expand its network and improve access to lesser-served destinations in South America. Starting September 24, 2025, the airline will operate direct flights from Panama City to:
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Salta, a city known for its colonial architecture, rich history, and proximity to stunning natural landscapes like the Andes mountains and the high-altitude desert region.
Tucumán, a province celebrated for its historical significance in Argentina’s independence and its natural beauty, including lush forests, gardens, and scenic parks.
The new routes will operate multiple times a week, providing passengers with convenient travel options and opening up opportunities for business and leisure travel to both cities.
Tourism Growth in Argentina
The introduction of these new flights will have a positive impact on tourism in both Salta and Tucumán, cities that are increasingly becoming popular with international travelers. Direct air service from Panama will not only facilitate more efficient travel for tourists but will also help promote the cultural and natural attractions these cities have to offer.
Credit: travelandtourworld
