What Happened To Aeromexico’s Retired Boeing Widebodies?
Throughout its history, Aeromexico has had a Boeing widebody fleet of 757s, 767s, 777s, and now 787s. The…
Former Lufthansa Cargo DC-8 To Be Auctioned In Brazil
For approximately USD$22,500 (125,000 Brazilian reais), you could acquire a former Lufthansa Cargo DC-8, currently parked at Guarulhos…
Colombia’s International Boom: 32 New Routes
In the last seven months, Colombia’s Civil Aviation Authority (Aerocivil Colombia) has authorized 32 new international routes by…
How Chile’s Airlines Are Dealing With A Second Travel Shutdown
A couple of weeks ago, the Chilean Government closed its borders again, shutting down LATAM, Sky Airline, and…
Avianca Seeks To Raise $1.8 Billion To Offset Chapter 11 Funds
This week, Avianca announced its plans to raise US$1.8 billion of exit financing to refinance approximately US$1.4 billion…
How Chile’s Sky Airline Became An All-neo Operator In 15 Months
The Chilean low-cost carrier Sky Airline is the second operator worldwide to have a 100% A320neo capacity. More…
Retired After 6 Years – LATAM’s Brief Encounter With The A350
Last week, LATAM Airlines Group announced the immediate lease rejection of the remaining 11 Airbus A350 XWB in…
130 Aircraft Left Latin America’s Big 4 Airlines In The Past Year
Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Latin American big four airlines (LATAM Airlines Group, Avianca,…
American Airlines Crew Grounded In Sydney With COVID Symptoms
Following a positive test for COVID-19 among one of the flight attendants of an American Airlines flight between…
Brazil Auctioned 22 Regional Airports To Private Investors
This week, the Brazilian government held an auction to privatize 22 airports throughout the South American country. As…
Interjet Calls Extraordinary General Meeting To Discuss Bankruptcy
The Mexican airline Interjet announced today it will hold an Extraordinary Stakeholders Meeting on April 26 to approve…
Brazilian Startup Ita Transportes Aéreos Prepares For Certification Flights
Next week, the Brazilian startup Ita Transportes Aéreos will conduct its first flights, an airline executive told Simple…
Reports Suggest LATAM Will Retire Its Entire Airbus A350 Fleet
Today, LATAM Brazil announced the immediate retirement of up to 11 Airbus A350 between this and next week.…
Iberia Becomes The First To Use IATA’s Health Passport To South America
Spanish airline Iberia will become the first carrier to go live with the International Air Transport Association (IATA)…
How Mexican Airlines Have Jumped To Fill The Gap Left By Interjet
Last year, the Mexican low-cost carrier Interjet ceased operations. It stopped flying on December 11, 2020, and although…
Inside The Rapid Growth Of US Cargo Hub Airports
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a rise in cargo-focused hub airports, such as Chicago’s Rockford, Wilmington’s Air…
Brazil Suffers Lowest Domestic Flight Frequencies In 7 Months
In April, Brazil will suffer a capacity crunch and will see the lowest number of flights in the…
What Will US-Mexico Summer Flight Schedules Look Like?
Between March 28 and October 30, the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) summer season, there are over 151,000…
Chile Closes Its International Borders: Flights Cancelled
Following a rising number of COVID-19 cases, the Government of Chile decided to close its borders for one…
A Brief History Of Boliviana De Aviacion
Currently, Boliviana de Aviación is Bolivia’s flag carrier, following Lloyd Aéreo Boliviano’s disappearance in 2007. Boliviana de Aviación,…
Panama Imposes New Travel Restrictions From South America
Panama is now part of a small group of countries that are planning to allow restriction-free travels for…
Viva Aerobus Bets Big On The Mexico-US Market This Summer
The Mexican low-cost carrier Viva Aerobus will launch three new nonstop routes between Mexico and the US during…
Over 10 Flights Aerolineas Argentinas Has Carried 4.57 Million Vaccines
In the last few months, Aerolíneas Argentinas has flown ten times between Buenos Aires and Moscow, carrying over…
