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K YEARBOOK 2018 Our advanced nacelle systems feature optimized aerodynamic lines and advanced noise suppression systems for more efficient and quiet operation. UTC Aerospace Systems provides nacelle systems and aftermarket support for the world’s newest widebody commercial aircraft, the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and the Airbus A350 XWB. We’re also on board with nacelles for the Airbus A320neo, Bombardier C Series, Mitsubishi Regional Jet and the next generation of Embraer E-jets. Customers around the world benefit from our 1.2 million square feet of shop space at 8 global full-service maintenance, repair and overhaul sites. Learn more at utcaerospacesystems.com. 2018 UTAS CCMA Ad-1 210x297mm.indd 1 2/20/18 11:02 AM Index 06 ABOUT • About ALTA & ALTA’s Executive Committee • Technical Maintenance and Procurement Committee 09 THE REGION IN NUMBERS • Economic Snapshot • Tourism • Traffic • Route Development • Fleet Development • Air Transport in Latin America and Caribbean Snapshot • ALTA Airlines Members Fleet 23 INDUSTRY INSIGHTS REPORT • A320neo JetTrader • Taking a Big Picture View of Aviation Sector Rates, Charges and Taxes • Making the Case for a Middle of the Market Aircraft? • Calendar Controlled Maintenance Items for ALTA 39 CCMA & MRO CONFERENCE 2017 43 PARTICIPATING AIRLINES 63 EXHIBITORS & TABLE TOPS 89 PARTICIPATING DELEGATES 101 SPONSORS • Prime Sponsors • Sponsors 4 Welcome On behalf of ALTA, airlines operating in the region, and industry partners, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2018 ALTA CCMA & MRO Conference: the most important and largest commercial aviation event in the Latin America and Caribbean region. As the longest standing committee of its nature, the CCMA has become a legendary trademark in the history of aviation in the region. This year the CCMA is celebrating its 107th meeting and ALTA has been facilitating this conference for more than 12 years. We are expecting more than 100 airlines and more than 900 delegates coming together and interacting during this year’s conference, to generate valuable business to support the growth of the industry. I am delighted to attend my first CCMA & MRO Conference. This will be a learning process as we continue working to improve the conference and the relationships among our partners and airlines. We are looking forward to a rich comprehensive agenda as we always strive to provide you a best-in-class conference and networking opportunities. Given that fuel costs represent more than 22 percent of operational costs for airlines, this year, under our recently created Fuel Committee, we are adding this relevant area of the industry to the conference. ALTA represents not only the airlines. We represent the entire industry. We advocate for a better, more efficient, safer and more sustainable industry for the wellbeing of our partners in private and public sectors, nations and the people we serve. Through our committed and professional team of experts, we will continue working together in partnership with all stakeholders on the clear objective of improving the industry and serving the people, businesses and communities within the region by creating jobs and generating social and economic benefits for all. As always, I am very thankful to our partners that help make this conference such a valuable tool for all participants. I would also like to take this opportunity to introduce you to ALTA’s 2018 CCMA & MRO Yearbook, which we have enhanced this year to include useful information about the industry in our region. Thank you to our members and industry partners for your support and contributions over the years. Your commitment to this organization helps us continually improve our activities and contribute to a stronger and more reliable air transport industry. We look forward to another year under my new leadership aiming our collaborative efforts to continue positively impacting the development of air transport in the region. I hope you have a productive conference! Kind regards, Luis Felipe de Oliveira Executive Director YEARBOOK 2018 5 ABOUT ABOUT ALTA ALTA (Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association) is a private, non-profit organization that coordinates the collaborative efforts of its members in order to facilitate the development of safer, more efficient and environmentally friendly air transport in the Latin America and Caribbean region for the mutual benefit of the association’s members, the industry, the nations and the communities. FULL MEMBERS: Aerolíneas Argentinas | Aeromar | Aeromexico | Aeromexico Connect | Avianca | Bahamasair | BoA – Boliviana de Aviacion | Caribbean Airlines | Copa Airlines | Copa Airlines Colombia | Cubana de Aviacion, S.A. | LATAM Airlines Group | LIAT | Sky Airline | Surinam Airways | TAME | Tropic Air | Volaris ASSOCIATE MEMBERS: Air Canada | Air Europa | Air Transat | Delta Air Lines | Iberia | jetBlue Airways | Omni Air International | Privilege Style | TAP Air Portugal | Turkish Airlines | United Airlines AFFILIATE MEMBERS: AerCap Aviation Solutions | Aeroman | Accelya | Airbus | Air Lease Corp. | Air France KLM Industries Engineering & Maintenance | Amadeus | APG Network | Ascend | ATR | Boeing | Bombardier | CLH Aviación | CFM | CHUBB| Coopesa | Embraer | Flight Global | GE Aviation | Gogo Air | Hahn Air | HEICO | Hitit Computer Services | Holland & Knight | ICF Aviation Advisory | Inmarsat | Kellstrom Materials | Korn Ferry | Lufthansa Systems | Lufthansa Technik | Mexicana MRO | Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation | MTU Maintenance | OAG | Panasonic | Planet Ife | Pratt & Whitney | Rockwell Collins | Rolls-Royce | SABRE Airline Solutions | SAGEM Electronics & Defense | Satair Group | SITA | SR Technics | Superjet International | UATP | Wencor | Willis Towers Watson | World Fuel Services ALTA’s EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT COMMITTEE Avianca Holdings Chairman Hernán Rincón VICE PRESIDENTS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Luis Felipe de Enrique Cueto Tracy Cooper Pedro Heilbron Andrés Conesa Oliveira LATAM Airlines Bahamasair Holdings Copa Airlines Grupo Aeroméxico ALTA Group CEO Managing Director CEO CEO Executive Director 6 ABOUT TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE AND PROCUREMENT COMMITTEE This committee works to promote the exchange of knowledge and cost saving aspects related to the airlines’ fleets. Both and experiences, with the end goal of studying, planning groups are working together on various cost-saving projects. and exchanging methods and services related to aircraft maintenance and the integrated administration of aeronautical ALTA Aircraft Parts Solutions (AAPS) is a unique facilitating materials in order to streamline their deliveries and improve the service provided by ALTA exclusively to its members, designed processes of acquisition of parts with suppliers. to meet the growing needs and changes of the aircraft parts segment of the aviation industry. This system is overseen by The Committee oversees the Fleet Management Working this committee. Group whose goal is to target and solve operational, contracts, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR YEARBOOK 2018 7 CHECK OUR EXTENSIVE ELECTRICAL INVENTORY AND PRICING ONLINE www.aircostcontrol.com THE REGION IN NUMBERS ECONOMIC SNAPSHOT THE REGION IN NUMBERS THE REGION Global economic activity picked up during 2017. According to World Bank estimations, growth in Latin America Global output is estimated to have grown by 3.7 and the Caribbean is estimated to have reached 0.9 percent in 2017, the first year of growth since 2014. The recovery was percent in 2017 according to the International mostly leveraged by stronger growth in Brazil and stronger Monetary Fund (IMF), which is 1.3 basis points higher commodity prices. Natural disasters had a massive impact than the growth achieved during 2016. on the Caribbean in the second half of 2017, destroying infrastructure and lowering growth prospects. Hurricanes Irma and Maria devastated several Islands causing human and economic crisis that are still affecting the region. Year-Over-Year GDP Growth Source: IMF, World Bank TOURISM International tourist arrivals worldwide increased by 7% (86 million additional tourists) in 2017 compared to 2016, recording a total of 1,322 million tourists. Europe and Africa leaded growth globally, with international tourist arrivals growing by 8%. The WTTC estimates that the total contribution of travel and tourism to global GDP in 2017 was US$ 7,857 billion (10.2% of total GDP) and tourism supported around 298 million jobs in 2017. International tourist arrivals in Latin America and the Caribbean increased by 8.9% in 2017 over 2016, reaching 112.9 million tourists, which accounts for 9.2 million additional tourists. Travel and Tourism contributed by US$ 370.7 billion to the Latin America
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