These collaborations enrich ALTA’s growing catalogue of aviation-focused educational resources, designed to drive industry professionalization, improve human capital, and support operational safety across the region.

Flying over Latin America and Caribbean

FedEx membership in ALTA comes at a key moment, as the region seeks to strengthen its commercial ties and logistics network via air transportation to the rest of the world

The Bolivian authorities refusal to engage in dialogue with the aviation industry presents an imminent issue, as operators in the country face the inability to access U.S. dollars in the local banking system to pay for fuel supplies

The associations express their deep concern regarding the recent requirement by the fuel supplier to receive payments exclusively in U.S. dollars (USD) for fuel supply

Over the past 20 years, airlines in the region have increased passenger numbers by more than 250%, and domestic and international route offerings have grown by over 30%.

With a 250% increase in passenger numbers over the past 20 years, aviation in Latin America and the Caribbean is emerging as a key player in regional development

Route expansion, dialogue with stakeholders, and focus on local particularities at the heart of strategies

Alvo will be the President of the Executive Committee for the period 2024-2025

ALTA\'s objective is for the roadmap to detail how Latin American aviation may achieve a sustainable transition based on the region’s potential

The impact of the aviation sector on the development of Latin America and the Caribbean will be the central theme of the discussions

The agreement between the institutions aims to offer scholarships, focusing on women, to cover the final year of the aeronautical maintenance course

One of Arajet\'s main value propositions is the \"democratization of the skies,\" which they promote by offering affordable fares and opening new routes that connect the Americas

From its headquarters in Luanda, TAAG operates domestic and international flights, including strategic routes to Havana (Cuba) and Brazil, fostering connectivity between Africa and the Americas, and boosting economic, cultural, and family exchanges between the two continents

Experts discussed collaborative solutions to mitigate legal challenges and promote a fair environment in Latin America\'s aviation sector