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Ranking of the Airlines with the best punctuality in April.

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The Cirum database system has reported, like every month, its statistics on the punctuality of world airlines. In the field of Latin America, the Brazilian airline Azul takes first place with a total of 91.53% of ontime arrivals. Below we detail the complete ranking with the averages Puesto  Codigo Aerolinea  Ontime Arraival 1 AD Azul  91,53% 2 CM Copa Airlines  91,33% 3 H2  Sky Airline 87,81% 4 LA Latam Airlines 87,65% 5 AR Aerolineas Argentinas  83,81% 6 AV  Avianca  77,61% 7 AM Aeroméxico 64,02% 8 Y4 Volaris  62,60%

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Commercial Aviation 

Viva Aerobus launches its third destination in Colombia knows all the information

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Within the framework of the 46th edition of the Tianguis Turístico, the most relevant business forum for the tourism sector in Mexico, representatives from Colombia and Jalisco celebrated the launch of the new international route of Viva Aerobus Guadalajara – Bogotá, a service that, to date, , has only put this ultra-low-cost Mexican airline up for sale. The event, which took place in the Jalisco pavilion, was attended by the Colombian Foreign Ministry represented by the Hon. Ambassador of Colombia in Mexico, Ángela Ospina de Nicholls; Raúl Revuelta, General Director…

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Commercial Aviation 

Avianca Cargo will incorporate cargo aircraft and expand its capacity by up to 70%

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In line with its growth and strengthening strategy in the region, Avianca Cargo will offer greater capacity to meet the needs of its customers and be its main ally in air cargo.The airline announces the arrival of from 2 to 4 A330 aircraft, as part of its expansion plan to 2024. By the end of this year, it will start an incremental capacity plan.The arrival of the A330 aircraft positions this cargo fleet as one of the most efficient based in the region and will allow for an increasingly sustainable…

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Commercial Aviation 

U.S. Army Awards Airbus Contract for Continued Logistics Support

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Airbus has signed a follow-on Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) contract with the U.S. Army to provide spare parts, material, and engineering support for the Army’s entire UH-72A and UH-72 B Lakota fleet of 482 utility and training helicopters. The contract includes a six-month base and 4.5 option years, with a potential total value of more than $1.5 Billion. Airbus will provide support across 67 Lakota sites in the U.S. and overseas. This includes National Guard bases in 43 states, and Fort Rucker in Alabama, where the UH-72A performs the Army’s…

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Argentina Aviation Commercial Aviation 

[Argentina] The government authorized a slight increase in passenger income to the Argentine Republic

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  As we reported in the morning that today, Friday, July 9, 2021, the Argentine Government authorized a slight increase in income from passengers who are abroad. the schedule would be staggered as follows: 5200 places for the week from 7/10/2021 to 7/16/2021. 6300 places for the week from 7/17/2021 to 7/23/2021. 7000 places for the week from 24/72021 to 6/8/2021. ow we will have to wait for the Airlines to report their flights that the ANAC (Argentine Civil Aviation Administration) authorizes.        

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Aviation Colombia Commercial Aviation 

[Interview] [Wingo] We spoke with the general director of Wingo Carolina Cortizo

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Carolina Cortizo, General Director of Wingo has had a chat with us where we have talked about the current situation of wingo, and various topics. Thank you very much Carolina and I hope you enjoy this talk. 1 – How is the situation today in Wingo?Although we have seen demand contracted for issues related to the different peaks of the pandemic throughout the region, at Wingo we are aiming at stimulating the markets with our unique combination of low prices, flexibility, security and good vibes. . 2 -We have grown,…

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Aviation Commercial Aviation Europe 

[Air Europa ] Get your frequencies back to Santo Domingo

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    Since July 1, 2021, Air Europa has recovered its 7 weekly frequencies, that is, a daily flight linking the international airport of the Americas, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, with the Adolfo Suarez International Airport, in Madrid, Spain. The flights are operated in a Boeing 787-9 dreamliner, with a capacity of 339 seats configured as follows: 307 in economy and 32 in business class For more information you can enter here. Remember that you must corroborate the sanitary conditions that each demands for more. We detail the itinerary below:…

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Argentina 

[Argentina]  leaves a new flight in search of vaccines

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    Today, Wednesday, July 7, 2021, the second flight of the ten leaves for China in search of Sinopharm vaccines. The flight from Ministro Pistarini International Airport, Buenos Aires Argentina, to Beijing International Airport, in Beijing, People’s Republic of China, via Adolfo Suarez International Airport, in Madrid, Spain. The remaining eight will depart with the same flight procedure very good flight to the crew that face the mission

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Commercial Aviation 

[Colombia] [Last moment] Easyfly increases frequencies from Cali

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    From July 17, 2021, Easyfly airline will increase frequencies from Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport, Cali, Colombia to Juan Casiano Solís Airport, Guapi, Colombia The flights will be operated by ATR-42 equipment, with a capacity of 48 passengers in a single class. The new itineraries are already on sale by clicking here Here we detail the flights     NUEVO VUELO               VE 6910 CALI – GUAPI 1:05pm 1:55pm SAB y LUN ATR- 42 VE 6911 GUAPI – CALI  2:25PM 3:14PM SAB y…

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