For years, airport competitiveness was largely associated with passenger growth, route development and infrastructure expansion. ICAO’s 2024 Annual Report suggests that the equation is becoming
Aruba Airport Authority (AAA) entered 2025 facing a challenge increasingly familiar across tourism-driven aviation markets: passenger growth is rising faster than existing airport infrastructure can
Airport certification and regulatory oversight emerged as key themes during the First Legal Seminar on Emerging Legal Frameworks in Civil Aviation organized by the Eastern
Airports across Latin America and the Caribbean are undergoing a gradual transformation. Discussions around airport cities, cargo strategies and economic positioning suggest that the sector
Air cargo continues to occupy a relatively small share of global trade by volume, yet its economic significance remains substantial. Representing around 1% of global
Saint Lucia ’s 2026–2027 national budget confirms the government’s continued focus on strategic infrastructure investment, including the redevelopment of Hewanorra International Airport, a project seen
After a year marked by solid passenger growth and strong financial performance, the airport network operated by Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico is entering 2026 with
International passenger traffic at Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport, Suriname’s main international gateway in Paramaribo, surpassed half a million travelers in 2025, marking a new
Belize is moving forward with a series of infrastructure, operational and sustainability initiatives at Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport (PGIA), the country’s primary aviation gateway.
While the region’s largest cargo markets remained broadly stable, strong expansion in mid-sized economies pushed international air cargo volumes in Latin America and the Caribbean
Aeropuertos Argentina has unveiled a major investment programme of more than US$100 million at Ezeiza International Airport, the country’s primary international aviation gateway, aimed at
Mariscal Sucre International Airport in Quito has once again been recognized as the Best Regional Airport in South America, marking the 11th consecutive year the
