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Mexico City Airport Set To Raise Landing Fees Despite Objections From Industry
The proposed increase means these fees will represent about 17% of the airlines' operational cost in Mexico City Interna...
An In-Depth Analysis Of Mexico's Aviation Industry Opportunities
As of August 2023, Mexico has received 79.58 million passengers, becoming Latin America's main aviation market.
Mexican Government Limits The Number Of Hourly Flights At Mexico City International Airport
The airport will see a 30% reduction in hourly operations compared to 2022.
Will Latin American Carriers Be Profitable In 2023?
During 2023’s first quarter, a positive but minimal net margin of 0.04% was achieved.
Mexico Remains Latin America’s Busiest Market Over Brazil
Regionally, Latin American passenger traffic reached pre-pandemic levels in March.
Latin American Passenger Traffic Reaches Pre-Pandemic Levels In March
Only the African region had a strongest performance than Latin America.
Latin America's Airline Recovery Falls Behind Pre-Pandemic Levels
The cease of operations of airlines in the region poses an alarming reminder of the financial position of the industry, ...
Why Are So Many Latin American Airlines Failing?
Ten airlines in the region have ceased operations since 2020. Ultra Air was the latest, halting flights today.
Latin American Transport Association ALTA Counsels Mexico Not To Approve Cabotage Laws
Cabotage is a highly aggressive measure that weakens the local airline industry.
Latin America And Caribbean Passenger Traffic Recovery Slows Slightly In January
Argentina had a full domestic traffic recovery for the first time since the pandemic began.
ALTA Warns Jet Fuel Cost Could Slow Latin American Aviation Growth
The organization is worried that aviation fuel prices could prove to be a bottleneck as the industry recovers from the p...
Changes In ATC Lead To Chronic Delays Across Peru Airports
In 2022, the various restrictions on the Peruvian airspace generated around 4,476 minutes of delay.
Latin America & The Caribbean Exceeded 2019's Passenger Numbers In September
The region has been fueled by the recoveries in Colombia, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic.
LATAM CEO Expects 2 More Years Of Latin American Aviation Recovery
The South American air travel powerhouse is cautious about the situation.
Emirates Participates In Latin American & Caribbean Air Transport Association
Being an associate member of ALTA gives Emirates access to more destinations in Latin America.
Latin America Could Produce 30% Of World's SAF By 2030
Currently, SAF production is less than 0.01% of global jet fuel consumption.
A Deep Look At Latin America’s Aviation Recovery In 2022
What are the secrets behind the region's sustained recovery?
Brazil Weighs Scrapping Baggage Charges: What You Need To Know
This measure has been extremely controversial in Brazil.
Latin American Aviation Calls For COVID Restrictions To Be Dropped
Latin American governments should drop the remaining travel restrictions, says the airline industry.
