Plus Ultra

We sell 16 Flights routes operated by Plus Ultra, on their fares and their conditions.

Plus Ultra runs 16 routes we sell across 5 countries, calling at 8 places. The cheapest fare is €61.50. A median route runs 7,358 km, about 9h 57m at the carrier's typical cruising speed of 740 km/h.

Checked 28 September 2026Priced for 28 September 2026One passenger, all fees included

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What Plus Ultra runs

16Routes we sell
8Places served
5Countries
7,358 kmMedian route
9,172 kmLongest route

A typical journey: The median Plus Ultra route we sell is 7,358 km, which is about 9h 57m at their typical cruising speed of 740 km/h.
Fare conditions: Fares on this carrier cannot be changed or refunded once booked.
On board: This carrier publishes no fleet amenity list we can verify, so this page states none.
Carbon per passenger: About 246 grams per passenger kilometre, which is roughly 1810.1 kg over a median route.
Where it runs: Routes in 5 countries on our network.
Busiest places: Madrid, Caracas, Bogotá, Cartagena, Chengdu, Frankfurt am Main, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Shenzhen

Routes

Routes operated by Plus Ultra

Priced from the same engine that answers the search box, on the next three weeks of departures.

Routes operated by Plus Ultra, with the cheapest fare and the fastest journey we sell on each.
Route	From	Fastest	Distance
Bogotá to Cartagena flight	€61.50	4h 26m	662 km
Cartagena to Bogotá flight	€61.50	4h 26m	662 km
Santa Cruz de Tenerife to Caracas flight	€508.13	11h 2m	5,623 km
Caracas to Santa Cruz de Tenerife flight	€530.55	11h 3m	5,623 km
Caracas to Madrid flight	€562.41	12h 40m	6,992 km
Madrid to Caracas flight	€562.41	12h 39m	6,992 km
Madrid to Bogotá flight	€645.01	13h 58m	8,020 km
Bogotá to Madrid flight	€645.01	13h 57m	8,020 km
Cartagena to Madrid flight	€701.06	15h 16m	7,723 km
Madrid to Cartagena flight	€725.25	15h 14m	7,723 km
Shenzhen to Frankfurt am Main flight	€746.49	15h 23m	9,131 km
Frankfurt am Main to Shenzhen flight	€746.49	15h 48m	9,131 km
Chengdu to Madrid flight	€781.30	17h 17m	9,172 km
Madrid to Chengdu flight	€802.54	17h 17m	9,172 km

The journey ends at Parada a cartagena. Everything past the barriers belongs to somebody else, the rooms included.

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How far people travel to get here

Every origin we sell by Flights, grouped by how far it is in a straight line.

Straight line distance from each origin we sell, not the distance the route runs.
Distance	Routes	Share	Nearest of them
600 to 1,500 km	2	13%	Bogotá, 662 km
Over 1,500 km	14	88%	Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 5623 km

What does Plus Ultra run?

Plus Ultra runs 16 of the Flights routes we sell, calling at 8 places across 5 countries. Those routes come from the published operator catalogue rather than from a list we wrote, so a route only appears here if the carrier actually serves it.

How much do Plus Ultra tickets cost?

The cheapest Plus Ultra fare we sell is €61.50 for one passenger, across 16 routes. The median route runs 7,358 km in a straight line. Fares include taxes, supplier fees and our service fee, so the figure here is the figure at checkout.

Are Plus Ultra tickets refundable?

Plus Ultra fares cannot be changed or refunded once booked, across all 16 routes we sell. The condition is shown again on the offer and once more before you pay, because it is the thing travellers most often get wrong.

What is the longest route Plus Ultra runs?

The longest Plus Ultra route we sell runs from Chengdu to Madrid, 9,172 km in a straight line. A median journey with this carrier takes about 9h 57m at their typical cruising speed, so the long routes are considerably more than that.

Where does Plus Ultra operate?

Plus Ultra is based in Spain and runs routes we sell in 5 countries. The places it calls at most often are Madrid, Caracas, Bogotá. Those are computed from the routes in the catalogue rather than from anything the carrier tells us about its own network.

Where these numbers come from

Schedules, seat counts and fares are generated by our own model until the supplier contracts are signed. Places, coordinates, operators, which operator serves which pair, and every distance are real. We would rather say that on every page than let a modelled number pass for a filed one.

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