Wingo will increase its capacity by 10% in 2025

Wingo will strengthen its operations in the Colombian domestic market by increasing capacity by 10%, adding 2,680 flights to its current domestic routes. This operational adjustment translates to an average of 108 additional flights per month, allowing the airline to offer over 20,000 extra seats each month. The updated schedule will take effect on March […]

Wingo aumenta en 10% su capacidad en vuelos domésticos y suma más de 2.600 vuelos

Wingo consolida su crecimiento en el mercado doméstico colombiano con la adición de 2.680 vuelos para las rutas domésticas que la aerolínea actualmente ofrece. Esta adición representa un incremento de 108 vuelos en promedio por mes y refleja un crecimiento del 10% en capacidad para la próxima temporada operativa. Las sillas adicionales estarán disponibles en […]

IATA Rejects Decision to Reduce Capacity of Operations at AICM

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) rejects and challenges the Mexican Government’s decision to reduce the capacity of Mexico City International Airport (AICM) to 43 operations per hour. IATA further calls on the authorities to seek alternative measures to this unilateral action, which if not withdrawn or modified, will have negative impacts on passengers, air […]

Air Canada to hit pre-pandemic capacity levels in 2024 as recovery continues

Air Canada says it will return to pre-pandemic capacity levels in 2024, as the airline reported record fourth-quarter revenue in its continued recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. The Montreal-based airline said on Friday that it will boost 2023 capacity by 24 per cent compared to last year, bringing it to 90 per cent of pre-pandemic […]

Aerolíneas Argentinas Aims For 100% Pre-Pandemic Capacity In 2023

Aerolineas Argentinas aims to restore full pre-pandemic capacity next year once it clears a back up in aircraft maintenance. The airline is operating roughly 70% of its pre-pandemic capacity, Aerolineas Argentinas CEO Pablo Ceriani told the Aviation Week Network this week during the IATA Annual General Meeting in Doha (DOH). Ceriani said he hopes the […]

Air Cargo, up 9.1% in September, Capacity Remains Constrained

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released September 2021 data for global air cargo markets showing that demand continued to be well above pre-crisis levels and that capacity constraints persist. As comparisons between 2021 and 2020 monthly results are distorted by the extraordinary impact of COVID-19, unless otherwise noted, all comparisons below are to September […]

American Airlines offers $45 million to settle fare-collusion case

American Airlines has offered to pay $45 million to end its role in a long-running class-action lawsuit against several carriers, making the move to avoid what it feared could be costly litigation, not in an admission of guilt. "Despite our firm conviction in the appropriateness of our actions, costs to defend against antitrust litigation often […]

The world is running out of trained pilots. Here"™s why

The world is running out of trained pilots. With growing fleets, an aging workforce, training challenges, and fewer pilots leaving the military for commercial aviation, companies cannot solve this problem by throwing money at it. And airlines don"™t have time to waste: the deficit is already causing issues like wage inflation and flying schedule disruptions. […]

Airlines warned against complacency after dream safety run

Global airlines, coming off a record-low accident rate in 2017, need to guard against complacency over safety as heavy growth in travel demand stretches the air transport system, industry leaders warned at a conference last week. There were no jet crashes in 2017 and 19 fatalities across the sector, while some 301 passengers have died […]

Brazil domestic aviation: major airlines to weather pressures

Rising fuel costs and currency fluctuations are looming challenges for Brazilian airlines, but two of the country"™s largest airlines feel reasonably confident that they can weather those difficulties "“ in part, due to stable demand in the country. That demand and prudent capacity management should allow Brazilian airlines to drive revenue in order to offset […]