How Brazil’s Aviation Recovery Is Progressing
Brazil was one of the first countries to open up their airspaces in Latin America. The three leading…
Remember The Interjet-Aeromar Codeshare? Its Over
On 5 August 2020, Interjet and Aeromar signed a codeshare agreement. Two months later, it is over. Both…
Latin American Aviation Expected To Lose Almost 300 Million Passengers
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) expects that Latin America will lose up to 289 million passengers due…
Avianca Will Furlough 30% Of Its Workforce By 2022
As Avianca is moving forward in its Chapter 11 reorganization, one of the main discussion topics is reducing…
Volaris Expects To Operate 95% Of Pre-COVID Schedule By New Year
Volaris is becoming the poster child of aviation recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to John Thomas from…
Azul Hopes To Burn Through Less Than $450,000 A Day In Q4
Azul Linhas Aereas expects to have a better-than-expected liquidity position in its third-quarter financial results. The Brazilian low-cost…
New York Okays $1 Billion In Financing For Aeromexico
Last Friday, the Judge Shelley C. Chapman of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of…
Remind Me: What’s The Latest With Viva Aerobus?
Viva Aerobus, the Mexican low-cost carrier, is having a strong recovery from the COVID-19 crisis. The airline has…
Aer Caribe Boeing 737 Damaged In Costa Rica Tow Incident
Two days ago, a Boeing 737-400 that served as a freighter for Aer Caribe suffered an accident in…
Could Argentina Remain Closed To Air Traffic Until 2021?
Currently, Argentina is the remaining big market in Latin America that hasn’t allowed commercial aviation activity. For airlines…
Avianca’s $2 Billion Financing Approved In New York
Yesterday, the Bankruptcy Court of the Southern District in New York approved the Debtor-In-Possession (DIP) Financing of Avianca…
The Aerolíneas Argentinas And Austral Merger Moves Closer
Aerolíneas Argentinas management inked a deal with its pilots and pilots from fellow state carrier Austral, edging closer…
LATAM Bids Adieu To First Latin American Airbus A350
The first A350XWB to ever arrive in Latin America, almost five years ago, is no longer in Latin…
What Happened To Argentina’s LAPA?
Líneas Aéreas Privadas Argentinas, better known as LAPA, was an Argentinian carrier. It was the first private company…
Avianca Runs Into More Trouble With Its State Loan
The Colombian Court of Cundinamarca is still blocking the US$370 million State loan to Avianca. The South American…
American Airlines Adds Pre-Flight Testing For Costa Rica Passengers
American Airlines is adding the passengers who travel to Costa Rica to the preflight coronavirus testing program, it…
Argentina Claims Commercial Flights Will Resume In Mid-October
The Argentinian government expects to resume commercial flights between October 12 and 15, according to Transportation Ministry, Mario…
Could Interjet Be Nearing A New Airbus Order?
A couple of days ago, Interjet’s new management had a meeting with its pilots. During the gathering, Carlos…
Brazilian Startup Ita Linhas Aereas – Everything You Need To Know
Ita Linhas Aereas is going to be a new airline in Brazil. The management of the new carrier…
Why TACA Merged With Avianca In 2013
Until 2013, there was a Salvadorian airline known as Transportes Aéreos del Continente Americano or TACA. It was…
Google Files $8 Million Claim Against LATAM
This week, Google filed a motion for relief to allow termination of its agreements with LATAM Airlines Group…
Aerolíneas Argentinas To Operate 65 International Flights In October
In October, Aerolíneas Argentinas plans to operate 65 humanitarian international flights to seven cities on two continents. In…
Ecuatoriana Airlines Revival: Everything You Need To Know
**UPDATE 28 September 2020: Ecuatoriana Airlines provided more information regarding the status of the company** Ecuatoriana de Aviación…
Avianca To Restart International Flights From Colombia On Monday
After six months, Avianca will resume its international connectivity from Colombia next Monday, the airline said. It will…
