GATES, TERMINALS & AIRLINES: image24361125 216 KB SKCL has 2 terminals the domestic terminal where Avianca, LATAM, Wingo and all other Colombian airlines operate their domestic flights from ( domestic gates marked in orange ) and an international terminal which is where all foreign carriers operate from including American Airlines, Spirit and Copa Airlines etc along with international services from Avianca and Wingo ( international gates marked in purple ) there are a few stands around the airport ( marked in blue ) and the cargo section is in the back ( marked in green ) Airlines & Destinations American Airlines - Miami Arajet - Santo Domingo Avianca - Baranqulla, Bogota, Cartagena, Cucuta, Madrid, Medellin-JMC, Miami, Riohacha, Santa Marta SEASONAL: New York-JFK Avianca Express - Pasto Copa Airlines - Panama City-Tocumen EasyFly - Bucaramanga, Medellin-JMC, Neiva, Pasto, Puerto Asis, Quibido, Tumaco, Villavicencio Iberia - Madrid JetSmart Chile - Antofagasta, Santiago de Chile LATAM Colombia - Bogota, Cartagena, Medellin-JMC, Pasto, San Andres Island, Santa Marta SATENA - Florencia, Guapi, Ipiales, Puerto Leguizamo, Tumaco Spirit Airlines - Fort Lauderdale TAC - Timbiqui Wingo - Bogota, Cancun, Cartagena, Panama City-Tocumen, San Andres Island FUTURE: Aruba EasyFly, SATENA, LATAM Colombia, TAC, Avianca Express, Avianca & Wingo ( domestic flights only ) use the domestic terminal ( orange gates ) while American, Arajet, Copa, Iberia, JetSmart, Spirit, Avianca & Wingo ( international flights only ) use the international terminal ( purple gates ) only Avianca and Wingo use both terminals at the moment
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