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Colombian Civil Aviation Authority Triggers Contingency Plan After Panama Earthquake

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The Civil Aviation Authority of Colombia and the Barranquilla Prefecture have activated a regional contingency plan to manage air traffic. The Civil Aviation Authority of Colombia and the Barranquilla Prefecture have activated a regional contingency plan to manage air traffic. The Civil Aviation Authority of Colombia and the Barranquilla Prefecture have activated a regional contingency plan to manage air traffic. The Civil Aviation Authority of …
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Colombia and the Barranquilla Prefecture have activated a regional contingency plan to manage air traffic. The Civil Aviation Authority of Colombia and the Barranquilla Prefecture have activated a regional contingency plan to manage air traffic. The Civil Aviation Authority of Colombia and the Barranquilla Prefecture have activated a regional contingency plan to manage air traffic. The Civil Aviation Authority of …

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The entity terminated the contingency plan activated after the earthquake in Panama; in Barranquilla, the 17 detoured flights successfully took off to their destination

·Bogota, Colombia
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The earthquake of magnitude 7.7 that shook Panama this Friday left at least 27 minor injured, some 300 evacuated and more than 400 buildings affected, among them 142 residences and 188 schools, without casualties, according to the latest balance sheet of the Panamanian authorities. The situation has had consequences for those passengers [...] The entrance Alternative Terminals, contingency routes and passengers stranded after earthquake of 7.7 i…

The terminals of Barranquilla, Cartagena, San Andrés Islas, Santa Marta, Cali, Rionegro and Montería will receive international flights.

·Bogotá, Colombia
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The Special Administrative Unit of Civil Aeronautics of Colombia activated its protocols of regional support and air traffic management after the earthquake that shook Panama. The entity arranged its operating capacity to receive, manage and order the flights that had to change course due to the temporary affectation or saturation of navigation services in the airspace and infrastructure of the neighboring country. Aircraft that came from differ…

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larazon.co broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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