TAL Aviation provides its airline customers centrally located offies in the business centers of the major Latin American markets, equipped with qualified and airline-experienced staff fluent in Spanish, Portuguese and English.
The global aviation market is starting to wake up to the size of the opportunity of the Latin American market. TAL Aviation, the global GSA and Airline Representation organisation with own offices in over 40 countries, is already present in 8 of its most promising markets: Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Panama, Argentina, Uruguay, Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
Nissim Sagis, VP Commercial at TAL Aviation, present at the inauguration of the company’s new offices in the center of Sao Paulo, says “Brazil and Latin America in general have witnessed strong growth in air travel, and this year at FITUR in Madrid there was a real optimism surrounding the Latin American market. Our offices in that part of the world are now attracting the attention of several airlines, including our recent customers China Southern, the 4th largest carrier in the world, TAP Portugal, the leading carrier between Europe and Brazil, and EL AL, who have entrusted TAL Aviation with the GSA for 5 Latin American markets”.
The IATA figures for Latin America have been above the global average for the last 2 to 3 years and are being driven by the strong economic growth of the region with Latin American carriers posting a growth in passenger demand of over 8%, capacity growth around 6% while load factors are at 80%. The latest figures from Airbus suggest that “Latin American market needs over 2,300 new aircraft for the next 20 years with the growing middle class and increase in consumer spending driving the demand”.
TAL Aviation provides its airline customers centrally located offies in the business centers of the major Latin American markets, equipped with qualified and airline-experienced staff fluent in Spanish, Portuguese and English. In addition, it offers airlines wishing to revamp their presence in Latin America, an easy access to local BSP markets through IATA’s IBCS distribution system, in which TAL Aviation is an appointed consolidator.
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