Clic Air has filed a request with Colombia’s Aerocivil for 10 new regional routes linking Bogotá and Villavicencio with underserved destinations across the country, in a network expansion that remains subject to regulatory approval. The proposal would add services to Tumaco, Saravena, Apartadó, Villa Garzón, Corozal, Mitú, Puerto Carreño and Puerto Inírida, with a combined 45 weekly frequencies each way if authorised.
Seven of the requested routes would operate from Bogotá and three from Villavicencio. The plan targets regional markets in Nariño, Arauca, Antioquia, Putumayo, Sucre, Vaupés, Guainía and Vichada, where air travel remains an important link for mobility and access.
The filing is still under Aerocivil review, and no launch date or final approval has been set. The move comes alongside other recent changes to Clic’s network in September, as the carrier continues to reshape its domestic footprint in Colombia.