International air cargo volumes in Latin America and the Caribbean reached 346,930 tonnes in March 2026, an increase of 4.2% compared with the same month
OAG’s June 2026 market data suggests that Latin America’s aviation sector is entering a more mature phase of growth, with domestic demand remaining resilient while
An analysis based on the Amadeus Travel Dreams 2026 report and insights gathered from international destination management organizations. Among the findings of the Amadeus Travel
Caribbean Airlines and the Trinidad and Tobago Airline Pilots Association (TTALPA) have signed a collective agreement covering the period from September 1, 2020, to August
Amadeus’ Travel Dreams 2026 report documents the emergence of artificial intelligence as a leading driver of inspiration and decision-making in travel. For regional transport stakeholders,
As the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) looks ahead to a future of 12.4 billion annual passengers by 2050, the conversation is often dominated by
The global aviation system may be entering its most demanding transition since the jet age. In its Strategic Plan 2026–2050, the International Civil Aviation Organization
Argentina opened its skies. Foreign carriers flooded in. Traffic exploded. It became the fastest-growing aviation market in the region — almost overnight. No new terminal
From InterCaribbean (88% intra-regional capacity) to Arajet (86% extra-regional), Caribbean carriers embody divergent business models. The NACO/ACI-LAC study released in March 2026 maps a market
Corporación América Airports (CAAP) reported continued passenger growth across its airport portfolio in March 2026, with international traffic once again outperforming domestic markets across much
Beyond safety oversight and traffic recovery, ICAO’s 2024 Annual Report reveals how global aviation is progressively reorganizing itself around sustainability, resilience, digital transformation and connectivity
Jorge Chavez International Airport entered 2026 with another quarter of sustained growth, but beyond the traffic figures, the airport’s latest developments point to something larger
