Developed by ICF as a specialized consultant, the roadmap analyzes how to advance toward the global decarbonization goals of the aviation industry in Latin America and the Caribbean, while continuing to foster the region’s air connectivity

The associations warn that the proposed measure will reduce consumer choice, impact various business models—including those of low-cost airlines—and does not fully consider the adverse economic, operational, and social effects

In August 2025, total passenger traffic to, from, and within Latin America and the Caribbean reached 40.7 million passengers

At a time when the region reaches its highest level of air connectivity, Latin America’s aviation leaders gather at the 21st ALTA AGM & Airline Leaders Forum 2025

The ALTA Aviation Law Americas 2025 Conference brings together experts in Lima to debate innovation, regulation, and competitiveness

International cargo accounted for roughly 85% of the total volume moved during the month, with Brazil standing out as the largest market at nearly 75,000 tonnes, a year-on-year increase of 0.8%

In July 2025, air passenger traffic across the region reached 42.8 million, a year-on-year increase of 4.4% compared with July 2024, equivalent to 1.8 million additional travelers

June was a positive month for most of the region’s busiest cargo markets, except for Brazil and Chile

The region’s overall performance was largely driven by LAC-based airlines, which, according to IATA’s latest report, posted the highest traffic growth globally in June (+7.9%)

ALTA presents the 3rd edition of its Journalism Award

In May 2025, 37.76 million passengers traveled across Latin America and the Caribbean—a 2.6% year-over-year increase, with 959,000 additional passengers. Growth continued but at a slower pace than in previous months (5.3% in April, 4.0% in March, 5.0% in February)

Jorge Chávez Airport’s New Terminal Positions Peru as a Strategic Hub in Latin America

The conference brings together leaders in aviation safety, flight operations, and training, as well as government authorities and technology experts in the aviation industry

More than 600 global leaders will meet in Cancún from May 18 to 20 to find solutions for aircraft maintenance and supply chain issues.

Today, ALTA honor this legacy with an eye toward the future, committed to fostering an increasingly accessible and environmentally responsible industry.