Articles tagged “latam”

Latin American airlines, no strangers to economic uncertainty, are far from calling the travel recovery countercyclical.

Latin America's airlines likely face two more years to return to "total normality," Roberto Alvo, the CEO of the region's largest carrier, Latam Airlines, warned Sunday.

Could it be that people will keep traveling even if the U.S. and Europe fall into recession? Delta thinks so.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at Hilton’s help for corporate Travel departments, Latam’s strong earnings, and Fora Travel’s courting of new agents.

Latam Airlines struggles may finally be ending. But high energy prices and inflation could slow the South American giant's progress just as it prepares to takeoff.

Delta and Latam Airlines got some good news when U.S. regulators said they plan to green light the airlines new partnership. The pact will give the carriers a leg up in the competitive South American market.

South America's largest airline, Latam Airlines Group, can exit its U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring after a judge approved its reorganization plan Saturday.

President Biden backs incentives for sustainable aviation fuel as the airline industry looks to cut emissions. But legislation remains stuck on Capitol Hill with little clarity on how it will become law.

Aeromexico's and Latam's plans to exit U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection are becoming increasingly fraught as creditors fight over who is getting favorable treatment. The fights complicate the recovery plans of two of Latin America's largest international airlines.

Brazilian airline Azul dropped its plans to acquire bankrupt Latam after Latam filed its reorganization plan with the U.S. court overseeing its restructuring. Had Azul persisted, it would have created the largest airline group in South America.