Volaris Sets Date To Start Flying To Colombia
Mexican low-cost carrier Volaris is flying to Colombia, starting on October 6. With two new routes, Volaris becomes…
Conviasa’s Interesting A340 Flight From Venezuela To Qatar
This week, the Venezuelan State carrier, Conviasa, operated a one-of-a-kind flight between Caracas and Doha, Qatar using an…
LATAM’s Fleet In 2021
LATAM Airlines Group has drastically reduced the size of its fleet in the last year. According to ch-aviation,…
LATAM And Aeromexico Introduce The IATA Travel Pass On International Routes
This week, both LATAM and Aeromexico announced the launch of trial flights using the International Air Transport Association…
How GOL And Azul Are Fighting For Brazilian Regional Connectivity
Last week, GOL Linhas Aereas bought a small Brazilian regional carrier called MAP Transportes Aéreos. The acquisition of…
JetBlue Wins Ecuador Fight Against Eastern Airlines
The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) sided with JetBlue earlier this month in the ongoing dispute between…
Colombian Viva Launches New Livery And Brand
In the past few days, the Colombian low-cost airline Viva has renewed its brand and liveries. The company…
LATAM And Aeromexico File To Extend Chapter 11 Plan Deadline
Today, both Aeromexico and LATAM asked the bankruptcy judge to extend the deadline to file their Chapter 11…
How Colombia Is Shaping Up For A V-Shaped Recovery
So far, the Colombian airline industry is having one of the best recoveries worldwide from the COVID-19 pandemic.…
LATAM 787 Dreamliner Suffers Gear Damage In Santiago
Today, a LATAM Boeing 787-9, registration CC-BGP, suffered multiple tire blowouts while landing in Santiago de Chile’s International…
Startup ITA Dreams Big: 40% Market Share And Europe Flights
The new Brazilian airline, Itapemirim Transportes Aéreos (also known only as ITA), is dreaming big. It will launch…
LATAM Is Not Looking To Sell Subsidiary TAM Brazil
LATAM Airlines Group is definitely not interested in selling its Brazilian branch, the company’s CEO said earlier this…
Slat Issue Prompts Santiago American Airlines Boeing 787 Return
An American Airlines Dreamliner flying from Santiago in Chile to Dallas Fort Worth had to return to Santiago…
Wow: GOL Passenger Detained After Setting Fire To Papers Mid Flight
A male passenger was detained onboard a GOL Linhas Aereas flight after he locked himself in the bathroom…
Avianca Set To Use IATA Travel Pass Health Passport
Avianca has become the latest airline to trial IATA’s popular travel pass. The travel pass acts as a…
Azul Sets Its Eyes On Buying LATAM Airlines Brazil
The Brazilian carrier Azul Linhas Aereas may be interested in buying LATAM Airlines Brazil, according to some reports.…
Laser Airlines MD83 Suffers Engine Failure On Landing
A LASER Airlines passenger flight in Venezuela made an emergency landing on Monday after the failure of the…
LATAM Ends Its Domestic Codeshare With Azul
Nearly a year after announcing it, LATAM Brazil has ended its domestic codeshare with Azul Linhas Aereas. Despite…
What Was British South American Airways?
Travel between the United Kingdom and South America may largely be restricted at the moment due to the…
Ita Transportes Aereos Follows Breeze Launching Ticket Sales
The Brazilian startup Ita Transportes Aéreos will start selling tickets today and has announced which cities will serve…
Airbus Vs Boeing: Which Manufacturer Has The Most Latin American Orders?
The Latin American aviation market is heavily dominated by narrowbody airplanes. If you look through the Latin American…
LATAM Will Add More Cargo Boeing 767s To Its Fleet
LATAM Airlines Group confirmed the expansion of its cargo fleet, increasing it from 11 to 21 Boeing 767…
Venezuela’s Conviasa Launches Airbus A340 Flights To Moscow
Last Friday, the Venezuelan State carrier, Conviasa, launched its newest route, connecting Caracas with Moscow’s Vnukovo International Airport.…
Death Of A Team: The Crash Of LaMia Flight 2933
In November 2016, sport and aviation were plunged into mourning by the crash of flight LaMia flight 2933.…