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E-commerce in Latin America is booming, adding to traditional air cargo products such as perishables and pharmaceuticals.

The Latin American aviation event will focus on “The Connectivity Frontier,” emphasizing collaboration, innovation, and regional growth.

Airport officials are asking travelers to arrive at least four hours early for their flights to account for the slowdowns.

The 6.7% growth in Latin American international traffic indicates strengthening regional business connectivity.

Avianca implements IATA's DPNA SSR code for passengers with intellectual or developmental disabilities, offering personalized assistance.

Paula Bernal, Country Manager for IATA Colombia, attributed the sector’s growth to expanded seating capacity and reinforced traveler trust.

Arajet is one of the upstart low cost airlines disrupting the Colombian passenger aviation market, but their ambitions go far beyond South America.

Several international airlines had a few months to live if their planes were still on the ground. In the case of Latin American airlines, Avianca was forecast three months; to LATAM four months; to Azul six months and to COPA ten months, among others.

Aerocivil, Colombia’s civil aviation administration has implemented new rules designed to benefit air passengers in Colombia by increasing penalties on air carriers for deficiencies, streamlining the procedures for filing complaints and claims, monitoring and verification audits...