Bogotá, february de 2026

Solidarity with the families affected by the floods in the Department of Córdoba remains steadfast. SATENA and the Colombian Aerospace Force have coordinated efforts to transport approximately five tons of food, groceries, and donations.

Notably, the cargo consists of contributions made directly by the employees of SATENA, the airline of Colombians, the logistical operation was supported by the Colombian Aerospace Force (FAC), which deployed a C-295 aircraft to guarantee the timely transfer from the Military Transport Air Command (CATAM) in Bogotá to Montería.

"SATENA has a mission that transcends commercial connectivity. In times of emergency, our responsibility is to be where the country needs us most," stated Major General Óscar Zuluaga Castaño, President of SATENA.

The 700 food kits will be delivered to areas reporting the highest levels of impact and unmet basic needs due to the regional emergency. Distribution will be coordinated with local authorities to ensure aid reaches the most impacted families directly and effectively. Furthermore.

The transport included pet food for dogs and cats to support the well-being of animals affected by the floods.

Through this action, SATENA, with the support of the FAC, reaffirms its role as a strategic state airline and a key ally in emergency response and national solidarity.

About SATENA:

SATENA is the state-owned airline of Colombia, founded in 1962. Since its inception, it has played a fundamental role in providing air connectivity to remote and hard-to-reach regions of the country. Its primary goal is to provide air transport services to isolated communities, fostering socio-economic development and tourism. Throughout its 63 years, the airline has successfully expanded its route network, connecting cities and destinations that were previously unreachable for many. Its commitment is based on "reaching where no one else goes," offering essential air connectivity for activities such as trade and medical care in remote areas.