Latin American Aviation News
Peru: United Airlines plans to resume Newark – Lima route in April
On March 16, 2020, United Airlines carried out its last regular operation between New York (Newark) and Lima due to ...
Qantas plans to resume Sydney – Santiago de Chile route in October
On March 27th 2020, Qantas operated its last regular flight between Sydney and Santiago de Chile due to the COVID-19 ...
More Than 80 Weekly Flights Between Latin America and UK, at Risk After New Restrictions
Like a sad game of dominoes, the countries of the region begin to fall one by one in the decision ...
Cubana de Aviación Resumed Flights Between La Habana and Buenos Aires After Nine Months
Last night landed at Buenos Aires Ezeiza International Airport the first Cubana de Aviación flight from Havana after a nine-month ...
Delta Air Lines Resumed Atlanta – Buenos Aires Ezeiza Route After Nine Months
On Sunday 20, the first Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta arrived at Ezeiza International Airport after a nine-month suspension. ...
Flybondi Will Resume its Flights to São Paulo in April
Argentinian low-cost Flybondi stopped flying between Buenos Aires El Palomar and Sao Paulo- Guarulhos in mid-March due to the COVID-19 ...
Blueberries to Madrid, Medical Supplies from China: Aerolineas Argentinas Strengthens its Cargo Business
Tonight will depart from Buenos Aires’ Ezeiza International Airport, Aerolíneas Argentinas’ 38th special flight to China to import medical supply ...
Aerolineas Argentinas Schedules More than 600 Flights in November
Aerolineas Argentinas announced its flight schedule for November with more than 650 operations. Compared to the previous month, this shows ...
Colombia: Wingo Adds Three New Routes
Last Sunday, October 25, Wingo launched its new route between Bogotá and Cali. The flight landed at 10:40 in the ...
Cubana and Evelop Plans to Resume Flights between Spain and Cuba
Following the reopening of international tourism to Cuba, the state-run airline Cubana de Aviación will resume its flights between Madrid ...
