Daily Memo: Avianca Seeks To Write Next Chapter In Latin America Aviation Consolidation

May 16, 2022
Avianca and Viva tails at Bogota airport
Avianca and Viva tails at Bogota Airport, May 2022
Credit: Daniel Munoz/AFP via Getty Images
Avianca has arguably driven consolidation in modern Latin America aviation history after its 2010 merger with TACA. But its latest moves to drive change in the region are different, reflecting the significant growth of LCCs in Latin America during the last decade. After Avianca and TACA merged, LAN...

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