Category: Latin American News

Operation of Foreign-Registered Aircraft in Uruguay: Regulatory Challenges Amid a New Project

The development of a new aviation project in Uruguay raises questions about the allocation of responsibilities concerning airworthiness and operational oversight when international strategic partners are involved. National regulations, particularly Article 26 of Decree 15/024, must be interpreted in alignment with the Chicago Convention, which establishes fundamental principles regarding the supervision and control of aircraft registered in each State.

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Colombia’s Aviation Industry Soars to New Heights

The aviation industry in Colombia is undergoing a remarkable transformation, marked by extraordinary growth and significant advancements. As a professional deeply connected to this dynamic sector, you will find the latest developments both inspiring and promising for the future of global connectivity and economic progress.

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New Framework in the Ground Handling System in Argentina

The new regulatory framework in Argentina intends to open up the ground handling service market and encourage competition among companies that want to provide the service for airlines. In a near future airlines will not have to deal with the company with the monopoly in all the airports in the system but instead will be able to choose between different providers or even manage it independently.

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