The Colombian Civil Aviation authorities have given authorization to Bogota’s International Airport to augment the number of flights per hour it can have. Colombia’s El Dorado to increase its capacity, going from 47 operations every sixty minutes to 65. Nevertheless,…
The Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association’s (ALTA) Airline Leaders Forum wrapped up earlier this week. During a couple of days, the airlines’ executives gathered and talked about the recovery in the region, which has varied dramatically across the…
The Latin American and Caribbean Airlines (ALTA) held the first days of its ALTA Airline Leaders Forum between Sunday and Monday. Many airline CEOs discussed topics regarding the reactivation of the airline industry in the region. How has the Latin…
During 2021’s third quarter, Volaris thrives and Aeromexico recovers. That’s the main takeaway from the financial results of both Mexican carriers. Viva Aerobus remains to publish its third-quarter results, but, in the meantime, let’s analyze Aeromexico and Volaris. Aeromexico’s results…
Last month, Flying Magazine published an article discussing if Los Angeles is becoming the US battleground for developing electric Vertical and Take Off Landing aircraft (eVTOL). Now, we intend to do something similar. Is Brazil Latin America’s battleground for eVTOLs?…
Earlier this week, the Chilean ultra-low-cost carrier JetSMART received its 19th aircraft, an Airbus A320neo. This plane represents one step further on the big growth plans by the South American airline. JetSMART plans According to Airbus Orders & Deliveries database,…