ALTA shows its support to the International Tourism Acceleration Program in Brazil

Air traffic in Latin America and the Caribbean saw a 13.4% increase vs. 2023

Registration open from April 10 to August 10

The association highlights the potential of the best-connected market in LAC

Interview with Paco Vives, CEO Privilege Style

Together, ALTA and CAE, will promote safety, education and efficiency initiatives for aviation in Latin America and the Caribbean

The increase is equivalent to almost 3 million additional passengers vs. January 2023. This figure exceeded not only the passenger volume of January 2023, but also the peak recorded in July last year.

The second edition of the Conference brought together representatives from 24 airlines operating in Latin America and the Caribbean, suppliers and authorities to address critical issues related to the production, distribution and supply of fuel

200 aviation industry experts and leaders address the challenges and opportunities of fuel use in aviation in Colombia. \"Colombia plays a crucial role in the airline industry in Latin America and the Caribbean as one of the most important and dynamic markets in the region,\" said José Ricardo Botelho, CEO of ALTA

The program is an initiative of the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) to encourage the participation of women in the aeronautical maintenance area

A more sustainable future for aviation will be discussed in Bogota, Colombia from March 12-14, 2024

Last year 451.6 million passengers traveled in LAC

Amidst various challenges, the aviation industry is sending signals that it needs to be considered as an essential activity

Euroairlines - which as an airline provides air cab services and flights on scheduled and non-scheduled routes to 20 destinations in Spain, France and Italy - is standing out for its distribution service, thanks to partnerships allowing it to connect over 250 routes and market them in more than 60 countries, many of them located in the Americas.

This data reflected in the November 2023 Traffic Report developed by the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) evidences the continued recovery of aviation industry in the region during the post-pandemic.