COCESNA’S 12th executive committee meeting

ALTA’s Executive Director represented the industry at COCESNA’s (Central American Corporation for Air Navigation Services) 12th Ordinary Meeting of its Executive Committee in El Salvador in which he made a presentation to the Directors General of Central America Aviation Authorities and to COCESNA"™s Executive Director, Jorge Vargas, on the current trends and future challenges of […]

Aviation Law Americas de 2017 se realizará en Colombia

La Asociación Latinoamericana y del Caribe de Transporte Aéreo (ALTA) anunció que su Onceava Conferencia ALTA Aviation Law Americas se realizará entre los días 6 y 8 de septiembre en Bogotá, Colombia. Se trata de la principal conferencia legal de la región, enfocada específicamente en la industria de la aviación. La conferencia de dos días […]

ALTA Welcomes COOPESA as New Member

ALTA (the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association) today announced that COOPESA, a Costa Rica-based MRO, has become the association’s newest affiliate member. ALTA’s affiliate members are airline-related organizations that work collaboratively with the association on aviation industry initiatives throughout the Latin America and Caribbean region. «We are delighted to welcome COOPESA and their […]

Tráfico en AL, 5 años al alza

Excluyendo el tráfico doméstico en Brasil, las aerolíneas de América Latina y el Caribe movilizaron 12 millones de pasajeros en febrero, lo que representa un incremento del 8.12 por ciento con respecto al mismo mes de 2016, que además se suma a la racha de 66 meses consecutivos con crecimiento en el tráfico aéreo de […]

Reporte de Tráfico ALTA para Febrero 2017

"‹"‹ "‹ – ALTA, la Asociación Latinoamericana y del Caribe de Transporte Aéreo, informa que las aerolíneas de Latinoamérica y el Caribe transportaron 12 millones de pasajeros en Febrero (excluyendo el tráfico doméstico en Brasil), lo que representa un incremento del 8,12% más respecto año anterior (ver tabla 1). El tráfico (RPK) creció 8,4% y […]

ALTA TRAFFIC REPORT FEBRUARY 2017

"‹"‹ "‹ The Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) announced today that Latin America and Caribbean airlines carried 12 million passengers in February, up 8.2% from the previous year, excluding domestic traffic in Brazil, marking the 66th consecutive month of passenger traffic growth for Latin America and Caribbean airlines. Traffic (RPK) grew 8.4% […]

Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance Joins Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association

ALTA (the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association) today announced that Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance (AFI KLM E&M) has become the association"™s newest affiliate member. ALTA"™s affiliate members are airline-related organizations that work collaboratively with the association on aviation industry initiatives throughout the Latin America and Caribbean region. "We are pleased […]

ALTA Supports ANAC Resolution 400/2016 on New Airline Passenger Rules

During participation at the Wings of Change conference today in Rio de Janeiro, ALTA (the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association) reiterated that the association supports Brazil"™s National Civil Aviation Agency"™s (ANAC) proposed airline passenger rules and regulations under Resolution 400/2016. The new proposed rules benefit consumers and bring Brazil closer to more airline […]

ALTA Anuncia Renuncia del Director Ejecutivo

ALTA (la Asociación Latinoamericana y del Caribe de Transporte Aéreo) anunció hoy que su Director Ejecutivo, Eduardo Iglesias, dejará la Asociación en un par de meses tras casi cuatro años de servicio. El Comité Ejecutivo de ALTA ha iniciado el proceso de búsqueda de un sucesor para liderar el continuo avance de la industria del […]

ALTA & IATA Working together

ALTA and IATA met in Panama. The two industry associations continue working together in the Latin America and Caribbean region to bring the message of aviation value to all social and commercial levels of our countries, and working on technical issues with airlines, civil aviation authorities and governments. Pictured left to right: David Hernández, IATA […]