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Panama is the land bridge between two continents and divides two oceans, making it a crossroads of the world. Each year hundreds of cruise ships transit a modern wonder of the world, the Panama Canal. International Airlines serving Panama include not only those from North and South America but also from Spain, Russia, Taiwan and Israel. The following cities in the USA are currently the main connection points for flights to and from Panama: Miami, Orlando, Houston, Newark, New York, Washington DC, Dallas, Atlanta and Los Angeles. Panama’s International Airport is Tocumen International Airport, 35 Kilometers from downtown Panama City.

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All visitors require a valid passport and an onward/return ticket.

Additional requirements vary according to nationality and are subject to change. You are recommended to check with a Panamanian Consulate or Embassy or ticketing agents for airlines that fly to Panama to obtain the most updated information.

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From the United States: Taca, Continental, Aviateca, American, Copa, Iberia, Copa, Lacsa, Lloyd, Aero Boliviano.

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Panamanian airline Copa is making a big bet: You’re tired of waiting around in overrun airports for long flights home.

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Spirit Airlines announces weekly non-stop service between its Fort Lauderdale base and Panama City, Panama, beginning January 31, 2008. Panama City is Spirit’s 5th destination in Central America and its 40th destination overall. In addition to non-stop service from its Fort Lauderdale base, Spirit also will offer connecting service to Panama from its domestic network. Spirit serves all routes with its fleet of Airbus aircraft, the youngest in the Americas. Spirit Airlines previously announced three new destinations it will serve in 2007. Service to Ponce, Puerto Rico, begins November 1 with daily flights. The inaugural flight to Aruba is on November 10 with weekly flights. Daily service to Freeport, Grand Bahamas Island begins on December 13. (more)

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PANAMA CITY, Nov. 12 — Copa Holdings, S.A. , and its Copa Airlines and Aero Republica operating subsidiaries, today released preliminary passenger traffic statistics for October 2007. For the month of October 2007, Copa Holdings’ system-wide passenger traffic (RPM) increased 10.8%, while capacity (ASM) increased 17.9%. System load factor for October 2007 was 69.3%, a 4.4 percentage point decrease when compared to October 2006. Copa Airlines passenger traffic (RPM) for October 2007 increased 16.1% while capacity (ASM) increased 21.7%. This resulted in a load factor of 72.2%, a 3.5 percentage point decrease when compared to October 2006. (more)

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Colombia’s number two carrier, AeroRepublica, is now owned by Panama’s Copa Airlines, which has bought about 85% of its shares. AeroRepublica will retain its brand in a “strategic alliance” with Copa, with significant technology transfers from Copa to AeroRepublica.

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Brian Homewood RIO DE JANEIRO

Copa Airlines of Panama has unveiled a new company image, the result of an alliance with Continental Airlines. The new look is shown on a Boeing 737-700, one of 12 scheduled for delivery over the next few years to replace existing aircraft. Copa Airlines has also added features to its service, including its Clase Ejecutiva - a business class cabin - and full participation in Continental’s OnePass frequent flier programme.

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Panama’s civil aviation authorities on Tuesday denied reports of an alleged attempt to hijack a Panamanian plane coming into the country from Havana.

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