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Copa Airlines expands destinations

Copa Airlines announced three new destinations that the airline will begin flying to in June. Toronto, Canada, Porto  Alegre, Brazil and Nassau Bahamas will now receive service from Copa. In 2010,

Copa Airlines carried more than 5.2 million passengers. The Panama-based airline will also increase the number of daily flights from Panama. T

he growing Copa Airlines now will serve 55 destinations in 27 countries once the new flights are added.  The number of daily flights from Panama to Lima, Peru goes from four to five in 2011; to Orlando, Florida, U.S., from two to three; to Miami, Florida, from three to four; to Bogotá, Colombia, from five to six; and to Santiago, Chile from two to three.

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