
Is Mexico City Emerging as a New Gateway Between Latin America and the Caribbean?
Aeroméxico will launch nonstop services from Mexico City to Montego Bay, Jamaica, on March 18, 2027 and to Nassau, The Bahamas, one day later. The

Aeroméxico will launch nonstop services from Mexico City to Montego Bay, Jamaica, on March 18, 2027 and to Nassau, The Bahamas, one day later. The

Canadian traffic is growing across two of the Dominican Republic’s northern tourism gateways, with AERODOM reporting a 13% increase at Puerto Plata and 62% at

WAGA 2026 opened its first full conference day in Lima, Peru, on September 28, bringing the global airport industry together as Latin America and the

Argentina’s aviation market carried 33.3 million passengers in 2025, up 13.7% from the previous year, according to ALTA’s Argentina Aviation Insight 2025, published in July

Argentina and Uruguay signed a new aviation cooperation agreement on September 18, 2026, expanding the aircraft leasing arrangements available to operators in both countries. The

Puerto Rico is preparing for expanded cruise homeport operations as scheduled air capacity increases towards the end of 2026. New airline routes, confirmed cruise deployments

BermudAir is expanding its cargo operations with an Embraer E190F leased from Regional One, becoming the second operator worldwide of the converted freighter and the

Brazil’s tax reform could increase domestic airfares by 16.1% and reduce passenger demand by 21.1%, according to a 2026 study by the Latin American and

Caribbean Airlines is continuing to reshape its regional network after several routes launched or expanded in recent years failed to meet commercial expectations. The latest

Bonaire, in the Caribbean Netherlands, welcomed 13,701 stayover visitors in August 2026, down 5% from 14,435 a year earlier. The headline decline masks a sharper

BermudAir has carried 281,853 passengers and flown 5.2 million nautical miles since launching three years ago. The Bermuda-based carrier is now moving beyond its start-up

Costa Rica’s two main international gateways are increasingly serving different tourism economies. Juan Santamaría International Airport remains the country’s broad-based entry point, while Guanacaste Airport