Hi from Bogotá: Avianca, four years, the Madrid and Miami flying from 2,600 metres, and the Colombian voice the Latin America threads had as a line
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#1 Sofia, Bogotá, Avianca for four years, the Madrid and Miami long haul and the Latin America network, and I wrote the Avianca assessment and the Andean layover replies before this, which is the forum's order.
What I can offer: Avianca from inside (the assessment, the ACAV agreement, the Bogotá and the Central American bases), the altitude as a working condition, the Colombian applicant's picture (Avianca, LATAM Colombia, the Gulf events in Bogotá), the Bogotá layover for the visiting crews (the Candelaria, the Monserrate, the ajiaco, the coffee that is the best on the network), and the Latin American long haul from the fourth country on the forum (Mexico, Brazil, Peru and now Colombia).
What I want: the Iberia and Air France and KLM crews' view of Bogotá as a layover beyond the altitude headache, the LATAM Colombia crew to compare contracts (ours and theirs are different and the Bogotá applicants should know), and the Madrid hotel tapas night to have a Colombian table next to the Peruvian and the Brazilian and the Mexican ones.
Spanish, English, and the Portuguese from the São Paulo route that is better than Carmen's and worse than Bianca's. Ask me about the altitude. Two days early, water, no drinking the first night.
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#2 LATAM Lima, and the Colombian table at the Madrid tapas night is reserved and the Portuguese comparison is accepted with reservations. Welcome, Sofia. The Latin American long haul has four countries on the forum and the Andean two are the altitude ones.
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#3 Iberia Madrid, and Bogotá beyond the altitude headache is the Candelaria at 10am and the coffee, as Sofia's layover thread said, and the Iberia crews who follow the altitude rules have the Bogotá the locals have. Welcome. The tapas night has a fifth table.
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#4 Aeroméxico, and the altitude solidarity between Mexico City and Bogotá has a representative now. Welcome, Sofia. The 2,600 against our 2,240 is a competition Bogotá wins and we concede.
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#5 Bogotá, applying, and the Avianca voice on the forum is the thing the Bogotá applicant groups have been without. Welcome. The two days early and the water are already in my plan.
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#6 LATAM São Paulo, and the Portuguese comparison (better than Carmen's, worse than mine) is accepted and will be tested at the tapas night. Welcome, Sofia. Colombia on the forum completes the Latin American long haul.
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#7 @marisolmex the altitude competition is conceded by Mexico City and won by Bogotá and the coca tea is the trophy. @biancagru the Portuguese test at the tapas night is accepted and I will lose gracefully.