Ca’arbom is a Brazilian climatech company dedicated to offering innovative solutions to mitigate the global challenges of climate change, especially in the aviation sector

Over these years together, we have seen ALTA expand by 88%, reaching 184 members who represent the strength and dynamism of aviation in Latin America and the Caribbean

José Ricardo Botelho will conclude his term as Executive Director & CEO in March of this year. Peter Cerdá, the current Regional Vice President for the Americas of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), will assume of Executive Director and CEO of ALTA

Sunoco LP, known as the largest independent fuel distributor in the United States, has joined the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) as a new member

This prestigious law firm, headquartered in the Dominican Republic, specializes in providing comprehensive legal advisory services to the aviation industry and its supporting sectors

ALTA launches the unprecedented report \'Route to Sustainability in Latin America and the Caribbean\', which highlights progress, challenges, and essential strategies for understanding how this region, with its unique characteristics, can achieve its sustainability goals and become a global environmental benchmark

ALTA and the Academia Antioqueña de Aviación open new wings to female talent in the sector

These actions, including the requirement to split payments 50% in Bolivian currency (BOB) and 50% in U.S. dollars (USD), cash payments, and the return of previously made advances, directly threaten the sustainability of air operations in the country

If these actions are not resolved promptly, they could significantly impact air transport users, tourism, connectivity, and the country’s economy

The Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) is pleased to announce that Price Forbes, a Global insurance and reinsurance brokerage firm, has joined as a new member.

ALA and ALTA present the ALTA Aviation Insight Bolivia Report

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