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11 aerial photos from Nature Air’s new flight to Limón

The Tico Times
By The Tico Times
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Starting on Dec. 1, Costa Rican airline Nature Air will begin offering flights to the Costa Rican Caribbean city of Limón. The daily flights will leave from San José’s Juan Santamaría International Airport, land in Limón and continue to Tortuguero.

The Tico Times hopped aboard Nature Air’s first-ever Limón test flight Friday to bring you photos from the journey.

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