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Bogotá has strong nonstop connectivity from MIA, JFK, ATL, and IAH on Avianca, American, United, Delta, and Spirit, with flight times around 5 to 5.5 hours — genuinely short-haul distance-wise despite being in South America.
Bogotá's high-altitude climate is mild year-round with less dramatic seasonality than most destinations; the main dry, sunny windows run roughly December–March and July–August, while April–May and October–November are wetter. Demand is driven more by US holiday travel (especially December) than by local weather.
Spirit often posts the lowest headline fares; Avianca, American, United, and Delta can be competitive if booked within the optimal window rather than last minute.
2 to 3 weeks out on budget carriers, or 3 to 5 weeks out on full-service carriers.
Bogotá's mild, high-altitude climate means less weather-driven seasonality — fares are mostly shaped by US holiday demand, particularly December, rather than a strict high/low season.
Spirit often has the lowest headline fares; Avianca and other full-service carriers can be competitive if booked within the optimal window.
US citizens can currently visit Colombia visa-free for short tourist stays, typically up to 90 days.