This month, Avianca and GOL shareholders announced the launch of the Abra Group Limited, a new holding that looks relatively similar to the International Airlines Group in Europe. The Abra Group Limited will be composed of Avianca, GOL, Viva Colombia,…
On Thursday evening, the Mexican government issued a filing stating that both terminals at the Mexico City International Airport (MEX) are saturated again. Does this signal an amazing recovery from the airline industry in the country or a more potentially…
Airbus has released detailed technical specifications of its new freighter the A350F. This finally gives us the opportunity the see what the aircraft is like. How does the Airbus A350F compare? 1 – The A350F versus her A350 siblings: Airbus said…
Does Azul really want LATAM? That’s the question we all had this week after Azul’s CEO, John Rodgerson, said the company is ready to make an offer if LATAM creditors fail to agree on a restructuring plan. What’s going on…
The Boeing 737 MAX is coming back after 20 months grounded worldwide due to accidents at Ethiopian and Lion Air. So far, only two countries have recertified the MAX: the US and Brazil. In Latin America, four carriers have MAX…
News Both Pratt & Whitney and Rolls Royce have had problems introducing new technology engines on time. The GTF experienced substantial delays with the narrow-body A320 family, and the RR Trent series of engines is correcting problems across multiple variants,…