Experts have discussed strategies and legal implications at ALTA Aviation Law Americas 2024

The panel \"Taxation Challenges: Threats to the Aviation Industry in Latin America,\" moderated by Marcelo Guaranys, partner at Demarest Advogados, explored the main tax obstacles affecting the sector in the region.

Moderated by Ivette Franco, Senior Legal Director and General Counsel of Copa Airlines, the debate covered regulations, costs, and possible solutions for this growing issue.

Event in Buenos Aires gathers industry experts to discuss regulatory challenges and integration policies in Latin America

The Cooperation Agreement aims to strengthen the exchange of knowledge in aeropolitical matters and promote the development of innovative solutions for the aviation industry in Latin America and the Caribbean

ALTA expresses its concern about the impacts of the possible 200% increase in the carbon tax, a measure included in the Financing Law recently presented to the Congress of the Republic

They will be three Days of Intense Debate in Buenos Aires, Argentina

With more than 75 years of experience, Demarest has been a key player in providing legal advice to strategic sectors of the economy, with a prominent role in the aviation sector, handling complex regulatory issues and high-stakes disputes

This report, based on data provided by the Amadeus Travel Intelligence platform, classifies and analyzes the main demand and capacity indicators of aviation in the country, as well as the most relevant airports and city pairs in terms of volume and growth

The aeronautical instruction center with over 53 years of trajectory, headquartered in Cali and a satellite in Pereira, Colombia, joins the network of educational institutions working to promote the education and professionalization of human resources in the aviation industry throughout the region.

The firm, led by Juan Antonio Ferrand Pujals, who has specialized for over a decade in Aviation Law, Corporate, Business, Foreign Trade, Foreign Investment, Tourism and Construction Law, has become part of an exclusive membership

The company expects to continue growing in 2024 by joining ALTA, aiming to strengthen its collaboration network and share best practices in the aviation industry, contributing to the development of air transport in the region.

The Program resulted in promoting the attraction and development of women\'s careers in the aeronautical maintenance sector

This membership marks a significant milestone in GA Telesis\' commitment to strengthening its presence and partnerships within the Latin American and Caribbean aviation market.

Attracting, guiding, training and accompanying young people is essential for them to start a career at the highest level. Simultaneously, the continuous training of professionals who are already part of aviation is a fundamental aspect for a resilient, innovative, safe, sustainable and more egalitarian industry.