Global Aviation News

With the many negatives that COVID-19 has and continues to leave in its wake, it is imperative for countries such as The Bahamas to derive as many positives from this period as possible. In the wake of COVID-19, The Bahamas is presented with an opportunity to: use the current halt in global air travel as […]

Alina Nassar answers the question: What Government Measures are being implemented in Central America?

Jose Elias DelHierro answers the question: What Government Measures has Colombia Issued?

L2b Members answer the question: What will travel between countries look like?

L2b Aviation members, Ben Graham-Evans and Christine Kranich, answer the questions: What can we expect in the future? Will fleets stay the same or be reduced? Will people start flying sooner or later? Will flights be full or empty? Will low-cost options still be available?

Ken Basch, partner at Basch & Rameh (Brazil), in regards to Aviation in Latin America & COVID19, answers the question: What types of loans and government measures has Brazil made?

Juan Carlos Machorro with Santamarina y Steta (Mexico) answers the question: What type of government support to the airlines is Mexico Considering?

From government assistance and loans, to tax deferments and delayed insolvency proceedings, what are governments doing to protect the airlines? Is any assistance being given to the airports to help with infrastructure?

Marilou Marengo with Patton, Mareno & Asvat (Panama) answers the question: “What type of government support is being considered for the Panamanian Airlines?”

Jose Elias Del Hierro with Del Hierro Abogados answers the question: What is the impact of airline bankruptcy on routes concessions and operations of those routes?