The challenges airlines face in Latin America: Colombia & Mexico
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Three Busy Months: What Has Happened So Far In Latin America This Year?
2023 began with a bang for Latin American carriers. We have seen almost everything in these first three months. From the announcement of new airlines to the cease of operations of three –possibly four– operators in the region, it has…
Viva Air & Aeromar: Two Latin American Airlines At Risk Of Failing
This year has been challenging for the Colombian ultra-low-cost carrier Viva Air and the Mexican business-oriented airline Aeromar. Both companies are at serious risk of bankruptcy and cessation of operations. Let’s take a look at Viva Air & Aeromar: two…
Latin America Recovers 97% Of Its Pre-Pandemic Traffic Levels
The Latin American & Caribbean region continues to have the strongest traffic recovery globally. In November 2022, 29.2 million passengers were carried in the region, 97% of the same period in 2019, said the Latin American & Caribbean Air Transport…
Busy week for the Latin American aviation industry
From Avianca and Boliviana de Aviación announcing an interline agreement to the launch of a new carrier in the region and the Department of Justice imposing a multi-millionaire fine on GOL Linhas Aereas, this was a very busy week for…
How will the aviation industry evolve in Latin America?
Let’s take a look at how will the aviation industry evolve in Latin America. We will use the data released by Airbus in its latest Global Market Forecast (GMF) for the 2022-2041 period. Worldwide, Airbus expects 39,490 deliveries by 2041…