From a press release issued by Fedex Express:

MIAMI (Florida) August 28, 2014 - FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) and the company of the world's largest express transportation today announced the arrival on 4 August of the first FedEx cargo plane Boeing Express- 757F- to Costa Rica in order to provide a direct service for international shipments. Formerly served by smaller aircraft, the growing Costa Rican market is being leveraged with increased capacity and the best collection schedules in the market, with next day delivery to Miami and the rest of the United States.

The new flight will be available five days a week and will significantly increase the capacity for international shipments from Costa Rica and extend the collection schedule from 1:00 pm until 3:00 pm local time.

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New DHL trade routes include: from Qingdao, China to Santos, Brazil; from Le Havre, France to Veracruz, Mexico; from Miami, USA. to Colon, Panama; and from Hong Kong, China to Managua, Nicaragua.

From a press release published in Dhl.com.mx:

DHL Global Forwarding, the specialist in air and maritime transport which is part of Deutsche Post DHL, has announced the launch of four new direct routes for shipments of consolidated loads (LCL) to countries throughout Latin America. The new trade routes include: from Qingdao, China to Santos, Brazil; from Le Havre, France to Veracruz, Mexico; from Miami, USA. to Colon, Panama; and from Hong Kong, China to Managua, Nicaragua. With the opening of these new routes for LCL in the months of May and June, DHL customers have benefited from shorter transit, better rates and lowering of their carbon footprint.

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July 2014

Starting July 6th Avianca will be operating a second direct daily flight between Augusto Sandino airport and the city of Miami in the United States.

With this extra flight there will be two direct flights from Managua to Miami operated by Avianca.

Elnuevodiario.com.Ni reports that "... the new daily frequency Managua-Miami will depart at 10:20 pm ... the return flight from the airport in Miami will be at 5:15 a.m."

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Amerijet International line will fly three times a week from Nicaragua to Florida from Tuesday 17th April.

Amerijet International, Inc. has announced a three times a week flight from Managua to Miami from Tuesday through its Vice President of Business Development, Pamela Rollins.