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“A Brutal Increase”: LATAM Fights for Lower Tax Rate as Brazilian Reform Looms

2 weeks ago | airinsight.com | Pablo Diaz |Pablo Díaz

With Brazil’s comprehensive tax reform moving closer to full implementation, the CEO of LATAM Brasil, Jerome Cadier, issued a stark warning about its potential impact on the aviation industry. Cadier projects that the new tax structure could lead to an increase in airfares of up to 25%, a cost that would be passed directly to consumers and could hinder the sector’s growth.
Abra Group Takes Control as GOL Emerges from Chapter 11 with a Strengthened Position

2 weeks ago | airinsight.com | Pablo Diaz |Pablo Díaz

With a stronger financial structure and a clear strategic plan, Brazilian GOL Linhas Aéreas has completed its reorganization process under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. The airline emerges with reduced debt, substantial liquidity, and a reinforced operational focus, positioning itself to compete more effectively in the South American aviation market.
Failed African Open Skies – A Perspective from IATA AGM |

3 weeks ago | airinsight.com | Carin Smith

It is not yet time to call the ideal of open skies in Africa a mere pipe dream; what is needed is education and creating more awareness about its benefits, according to Kamil AlAwadhi, Regional Vice President for Africa and the Middle East of the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The airline association’s 81st Annual General Meeting and Summit took place in Delhi, India, from June 1 to 3. “I don’t think [the African open skies issue] was handled correctly. IATA did a full study.
Azul Enters Chapter 11 Secures $1.6B DIP; United, American support

1 month ago | airinsight.com | Pablo Diaz |Pablo Díaz

Azul Linhas Aéreas has formalized its entry into a capital restructuring process under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. The decision aims to optimize its financial structure and strengthen its position as a key player in the competitive Latin American air market.
Flybondi Secures Authorization for Flights to Bolivia

1 month ago | airinsight.com | Pablo Diaz |Pablo Díaz

Bolivia’s General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC) confirmed it granted authorization for Argentine low-cost carrier Flybondi to commence international operations into the country. José García, Director of the DGAC, announced on Wednesday, May 1, 2025, that the airline successfully navigated the five phases of the certification process required for such services.
Aerolíneas Argentinas: Positive 2024, No 2025 State Funding Plans

1 month ago | airinsight.com | Pablo Diaz |Pablo Díaz

Aerolíneas Argentinas informed the Argentinian Ministry of Economy that it will not request fund transfers from the National State in 2025. The flag carrier describes this situation as unprecedented since its 2008 renationalization, although the company itself had already reported positive results and non-utilization of budgeted funds in 2023.
South African Airways 5-year corporate plan needs government approval

2 months ago | airinsight.com | Carin Smith

State-owned airline South African Airways (SAA) has submitted a 5-year corporate plan for approval by the government, involving obtaining an investment facility, looking for a potential strategic equity partner, and restructuring the group into three purpose-specific entities. We got this update from the airlines last year.
Arajet’s US Ops Miami Debut, Outlines Expansion Plans

2 months ago | airinsight.com | Pablo Diaz |Pablo Díaz

Dominican ultra-low-cost carrier Arajet officially entered the U.S. market, marking a significant milestone with the arrival of its inaugural flight, DM 2100, at Miami International Airport (MIA) from Santo Domingo’s Las Américas International Airport (SDQ). The landing activates the airline’s strategy to establish Santo Domingo as a key connecting hub linking North, Central, and South America with the Caribbean.
GOL Extends Exit Financing Deadline, Cites US Tariff Turmoil

2 months ago | airinsight.com | Pablo Diaz |Pablo Díaz

Brazilian GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes has announced an extension for receiving binding proposals for its critical USD 1.9 billion exit financing package, a cornerstone of its ongoing Chapter 11 restructuring. Citing significant recent volatility in global capital markets triggered by new U.S. tariffs, the carrier pushed the deadline from April 19th to May 15th, 2025. The 1.9 billion financing is essential for GOL’s plan to emerge from bankruptcy protection later this year.
Delta and LATAM Extend JV to Include Argentina

2 months ago | airinsight.com | Pablo Diaz |Pablo Díaz

Delta Air Lines and LATAM Airlines Group agreed to include Argentina within the scope of their Joint Venture (JV) agreement. The move came two years after the strategic alliance between the two companies began, and it aimed to optimize the connection network for passengers and cargo between Argentina, the United States, and Canada.

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