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GAP “lands” investments in air cargo
Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP) announced that it will invest in infrastructure for cargo movement at the Guadalajara International Airport, for...
Flowers and chocolates delivered by air to celebrate valentine’s day
When it comes to celebrating love on Valentine's Day, February 14, air transport plays a key role. From chocolates that...
ALTA appoints Peter Cerdá as its executive director and CEO
The Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) announced that Peter Cerdá, current vice president for the Americas of...
AICM says there is room to increase takeoff and landing times
Mexico City International Airport (AICM) assured that there is room to increase slots (takeoff and landing times), however, they will wait for the results...
GAP announces investment for 2025-2029; Guadalajara will receive more than 50% of the resources
Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP) will invest more than 52 billion pesos in the expansion and modernization of its airports in...
Aeromexico wants to “take off” in cargo movement in 2025
During 2024, Aeroméxico transported more than 162 thousand tons of merchandise, a record figure for the airline, so for this year it is...
Air cargo in Mexico “flies high” in 2024
Air cargo transported in Mexico last year showed an annual growth rate of 5.6%, with 1,263,585.6 tons, or 67,497 tons...
The cargo company “mas” has a new general manager
mas, one of the main cargo airlines in Mexico, announced that Robert van de Weg is its new CEO as...
Aeromexico announces opening of new destinations for the summer
Aeroméxico announced that starting next summer it will connect Mexico City with Cali in Colombia, Panama and Punta Cana in...
Climate change hits airports in Latin America and the Caribbean
Airports across Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) are experiencing the effects of climate change – higher temperatures, rising sea levels...
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