
WOCA 2026 in Santiago: A Strategic Alignment Moment for Latin American Aviation
When industry leaders gather in Santiago de Chile on 8–9 April for the 16th edition of IATA’s Wings of Change Americas (WOCA), the event will

When industry leaders gather in Santiago de Chile on 8–9 April for the 16th edition of IATA’s Wings of Change Americas (WOCA), the event will

Latin America and the Caribbean closed 2025 with 477.3 million passengers, marking a 3.8% year-on-year increase and 17.5 million additional travelers compared to 2024. At
Aer Lingus will launch a new direct service between Dublin and Bridgetown in spring 2026, marking a significant development in air connectivity between Europe and

American Airlines has launched the first-ever nonstop service between the United States and Bimini, establishing a direct air link between Miami International Airport and South

In brief: In January 2026, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a series of warnings to air operators regarding flights over parts of Latin America,

LATAM Airlines Group anticipates the addition of 41 new aircraft to its fleet in 2026, as part of a renewal and expansion program aimed at

Following the post-pandemic catch-up phase, the air market is entering a more constrained period, where demand continues to grow but at a more predictable pace.

In 2025, global air cargo demonstrated its adaptability within a still unstable economic and commercial environment. Volumes reached a record high, driven by robust e-commerce,

On December 15, 2025, Aimé-Césaire airport welcomed the first direct flight from Bordeaux to Fort-de-France, operated by CORSAIR. This new route marks a strategic turning

A strategic conference in Trinidad and Tobago The press conference held in Trinidad and Tobago on October 6, 2025, as part of the ACI-LAC 2025 ANNUAL ASSEMBLY –

August 15, 2025 will go down as a milestone in the history of regional connectivity. Caribbean Airlines inaugurated its new direct service between Dominica and Puerto Rico,

Inter-island air connectivity today represents one of the greatest challenges to the development of sustainable tourism in the Caribbean region. Getting around between the islands of