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Third Daily Flight To San José From Miami Next Month Offered by ATA Airlines
Next month visitors from the United States will have another alternative to fly directly to and from Costa Rica as another airline prepares for beginning of its regular service to San José from Miami.

ATA Airlines, marketed through LatinSKY,  will be offering directly daily flights from Miami to San José and Guatemala City on March 15.

The cost of the ticket will be us$190 return, plus taxes.

ATA says the price of the ticket will all depend on the demand for the route and competition and will offer meals, music, videos and alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

Based in Indianapolis, Indiana, ATA is now in its 35th year, serving major business centers and popular vacation destinations through its scheduled service and commercial charter operations. ATA Airlines, Inc. is an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of Global Aero Logistics Inc., whose other indirect subsidiaries include North American Airlines, Inc. and World Airways, Inc.

ATA will be the third airline to offer direct flights to and from Miami, joining American Airlines and Taca.

The daily flights are scheduled to leave the Juan Santamaría airport at 5:55pm, arriving in Miami at 10:00pm (local times). From Miami, ATA leaves at 3:50pm and arrives in San José at 4:40pm. (Miami is currently one hour behind Costa Rica time, two hours during daylight savings time).

The airline will be using Boeing 737-800's with a capacity of 160 passengers - 12 in first class and 148 in economy.

In the last several months a number of airlines started regular flights to and from San José: the Colombian airline Avianca (January); Air Caraibes from the French Caribbean islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique (December); and Frontier Airlines (November).

On deck is AeroRepublica from Colombia that has yet to define a start date.
 
 



 

 

 

 
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