The Eastern Caribbean Civil Aviation Authority- ECCAA- held its First Legal Seminar on Emerging Legal Frameworks in Civil Aviation on 13–14 November 2025 in Antigua
Domestic and regional routes are increasingly shaping the expansion of air transport across Latin America and the Caribbean. The aviation sector in Latin America and
Latin America ’s aviation sector continues to expand, but its competitive landscape is gradually evolving. According to the latest market data published by OAG, airline
New data from the IATA show that Latin American carriers recorded the strongest international passenger demand growth among major aviation markets, highlighting the region’s accelerating
Air passenger traffic across Latin America and the Caribbean continued its upward trajectory in 2025, rising by 5% compared with the previous year, according to
Rafael Núñez International Airport, Cartagena, has opened 2026 with solid traffic growth, confirming the continued momentum of one of Colombia’s most important tourism gateways. During
Air connectivity between South America and the Caribbean continues to deepen as LATAM Airlines prepares to expand its Lima–Aruba route to daily service starting in
El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá continues to consolidate its position as one of Latin America’s leading aviation hubs, with passenger traffic surpassing 27 million
Tourism flows through Sint Maarten showed strong growth in 2025, with both cruise and air passenger arrivals increasing and reaffirming the island’s strategic position within
LATAM Airlines Group ended 2025 with strong financial and operational performance, confirming its recovery trajectory and reinforcing its leadership in the Latin American aviation market.
British Airways is strengthening its transatlantic network to the Caribbean for the 2026 winter season, increasing capacity across several key leisure destinations as demand from
Nicaragua is entering a new phase of cruise industry transformation and air connectivity strategy, with a $55.3 million expansion of Managua’s Augusto C Sandino International
