Wingo grew 15% in 2025: transported 3.6 million passengers and Medellín contributed 1.3 million
The low-cost airline Wingo has been occupying spaces left by the crisis of several low-cost airlines in the region. With a gradual strategy, the company...
TL;DR
- Wingo transported 3.6 million passengers in 2025, an 11% increase from 2024.
- Medellín is Wingo's second major hub, accounting for 1.3 million passengers in 2025, with over 30% of the airline's operations concentrated there.
- The airline is strategically expanding direct routes to regions, reducing dependence on Bogotá as the sole air hub.
- Wingo reported occupancy levels above the industry average on domestic routes, highlighting operational efficiency.
- New international routes were launched in 2025, including Bogotá-Guatemala City and Bogotá-Jamaica.
- The Caracas-Medellín route will reopen in March 2026, with Wingo being the only Colombian airline operating it.
- Wingo projects transporting 4.2 million passengers in 2026, with approximately 70% of operations focused on the domestic market.
- The airline emphasizes a value proposition of low prices, reliable product, and empathetic traveler experience.