Copa Airlines to Operate Over 1,000 Weekly Flights in May 2025 Across the Americas
During May 2025, Copa Airlines plans to operate more than 1,000 weekly flights across its route network, departing from its hub at Tocumen International Airport (PTY) in Panama City. The airline’s schedule includes destinations in North, Central, and South America, as well as the Caribbean, according to its internal frequency plan.
Key High-Frequency Routes
Among the destinations with the highest number of weekly flights are:
- San José, Costa Rica (SJO): 65 flights
- Bogotá (BOG): 62 flights
- Medellín (MDE): 58 flights
- Punta Cana (PUJ): 56 flights
- Mexico City (MEX) and Lima (LIM): 42 flights each
- Miami (MIA): 50 flights
These figures reflect a strong concentration of services in Central America, the Caribbean, Colombia, and Mexico, along with a solid presence on U.S. routes.
South America: Robust Regional Connectivity
In South America, several cities also see high weekly frequencies:
- Buenos Aires (EZE), Santiago (SCL), São Paulo (GRU), and Guayaquil (GYE): 35 flights each
- Montevideo (MVD): 20 flights
- Asunción (ASU) and Córdoba (COR): 14 flights each
- Rosario (ROS): 9 flights
- Brasilia (BSB) and Belo Horizonte (CNF): 8 and 7 flights, respectively
- North America: Focus on Key U.S. Gateways
In the United States, beyond Miami’s 50 weekly flights, Copa also connects with:
- New York (JFK) and Washington D.C. (IAD): 21 flights each
- Los Angeles (LAX): 22 flights
- Orlando (MCO): 39 flights
- Chicago (ORD) and Boston (BOS): 10 flights each
In Canada, Copa maintains 7 weekly flights to both Montreal (YUL) and Toronto (YYZ).
Central America and the Caribbean: Broad Coverage
In Central America, notable frequencies include:
- Guatemala City (GUA): 35 flights
- San Salvador (SAL): 23 flights
Managua (MGA) and Tegucigalpa-Palmerola (XPL): 14 flights each
In the Caribbean, leading destinations include:
- Santo Domingo (SDQ): 32 flights
- Havana (HAV): 24 flights
- San Juan (SJU): 14 flights
- Curaçao (CUR): 11 flights
Flexible Scheduling Driven by Demand
Copa’s route structure is tailored to market demand and reflects its regional connectivity model built from Panama. The mix of short-, medium-, and long-haul routes allows seamless connections across the continent with a single stop.
The May schedule also reflects typical seasonal adjustments and operational fine-tuning, with a consistent focus on strategic markets and high-demand routes.
Looking ahead, Copa Airlines plans to launch at least three new destinations before the end of the year: San Diego (U.S.), Tucumán, and Salta (Argentina). The airline is also expected to resume service to Tulum, Mexico, in September.
Meanwhile, Copa continues to suspend all flights to Venezuela due to the ongoing diplomatic conflict between Panama and the Nicolás Maduro regime. Previously, the airline operated 37 weekly flights to Barcelona, Barquisimeto, Caracas, Maracaibo, and Valencia.
Frequencies by destination
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