Source: LATAM LATAM Airlines Group reports its operational estimate for February, which could reach 35% (measured in available seat kilometers - ASK) compared to the same period of the previous year. The figure is lower than that announced for January, in which the operation reached 39.8% of previous year’s capacity, in a scenario dominated by increased government restrictions on air transport worldwide. For this month, there are 680 daily domestic and international flights estimated, connecting 115 destinations in 16 countries. In turn, the use of the cargo fleet is expected to increase by 20% and considers more than 1,100 monthly flights. All projections are subject to the evolution of the pandemic, as well as to travel restrictions in the countries [...]

Source: Azul Azul S.A., “Azul”, (B3: AZUL4, NYSE: AZUL) announces today that its logistics business unit Azul Cargo Express increased revenues in the fourth quarter of 2020 by 64% year over year. The business set new revenue records in each of the months during the quarter. This growth was driven by broad expansion in all segments of the cargo market, especially e-commerce. “When Azul was launched 12 years ago, our mission was to increase the size of the passenger market. In logistics our philosophy is the same – our exclusive network and fleet allow us to offer short delivery times at competitive prices, with the potential to transform logistics in Brazil”, said John Rodgerson, Azul’s CEO. Azul Cargo Express provides [...]

Source: Air Canada Air Canada today said that, beginning January 31, it is temporarily suspending flights to Mexican and Caribbean destinations for 90 days in response to ongoing COVID-19 concerns, particularly during the Spring Break period. The decision, designed to achieve an orderly reduction in service and minimize customer impact, was taken in collaboration with the Government of Canada following consultations. "Air Canada believes a collaborative approach with the Government of Canada involving all air carriers is the best means to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, especially given concerns around the variants of COVID- 19 and travel during the Spring Break period. Through consultation we have established an approach that will allow us to achieve an orderly reduction in service [...]

Source: WestJet The WestJet Group today announced it would temporarily cease international flying to 14 sun destinations in Mexico and the Caribbean in response to a request from the Government of Canada. "The government asked, and we agreed," said Ed Sims, WestJet President and CEO. "While we know that air travel is responsible for less than two per cent of cases since the start of the crisis, and even less today, we recognize the Government of Canada's ask is a precautionary measure. We also note that the overwhelming majority of quarantine exemptions, well over 90 per cent in fact, are connected to land borders and not air travel. We have responded to their request and will suspend service to destinations in Mexico and the Caribbean." Effective Sunday, January 31 at 12:01 a.m. ET, WestJet [...]

Source: Aeromexico To celebrate the arrival of Aeromexico's first flight for the new Mexico City - Puerto Escondido route, the authorities of the State of Oaxaca and Aeropuertos y Servicios Auxiliares (ASA) welcomed the aircraft with the traditional water salute. The airline will operate seven weekly flights to this destination. Puerto Escondido, a port city in Oaxaca, is known for its seven beaches, including Zicatela, known by many as the "Mexican Pipeline" for being one of the best places for surfing. This beach is surrounded by palm trees and has a unique style, plus excellent nightlife. The Secretary of Tourism of Oaxaca, Juan Carlos Rivera Castellanos, recognized Aeromexico for launching the newest airline route with all the necessary health and [...]

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Source: Aeromexico As of January 26, the United States government will require all passengers two years and older to present a negative COVID-19 test under the following conditions: The tests that will be accepted are: Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test or Antigen test issued by a laboratory. Date of completion of the test: Maximum 3 days before the flight departs (with or without stopovers). In addition to these requirements, the United States government has requested that passengers must fill a form to confirm the authenticity of the test result. Aeromexico has issued a flexibility waiver for passengers who, if necessary, can change their flight. More details and a FAQ section can be consulted at the following links:   Aeromexico Landing [...]