LATAM CEO Sees Two More Years of Aircraft Delivery Disruption
Roberto Alvo expects aircraft delivery schedules to remain disrupted for roughly two more years, with oil prices and airfares staying high in the medium term.
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LATAM Airlines chief executive Roberto Alvo expects aircraft delivery schedules to remain disrupted for roughly two more years. He also forecasts high oil prices and airfares in the medium term, and expects further consolidation across the airline industry.
Key details
- Alvo expects oil prices and airfares to remain high in the medium term.
- He expects further consolidation in the airline industry.
- Alvo sees substantial untapped potential in South America's aviation market.
Roberto Alvo expects aircraft delivery schedules to remain disrupted for roughly two more years.
Why it matters
Extended delivery disruption affects when airlines can add aircraft to their fleets. Alvo's view of South America's untapped aviation potential points to room for airlines to expand across the region.
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