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| Full Name: | Asociacion Latinoamericana de Transporte Aereo (Latin American Air Transport Association) | |
| Website: | http://www.alta.aero | |
| Members: | Airline Members: AeroLitoral AeroMéxico AeroPostal AeroRepública AeroSur Aires Air Jamaica Aserca Airlines Avianca Caribbean Star Caribbean Sun Cayman Airways Cielos Airlines Click Copa Airlines Cubana Icaro Gol Linhas Aéreas LAB Lan Chile Lan Ecuador Lan Perú Mexicana Pluna Santa Barbara Airlines Sky Airline TACA TACA Perú TAM TAM Mercosur Tame VARIG VARIG LOG VOLARIS Associate Members: Air Canada Iberia UPS | |
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Asociacion Latinoamericana de Transporte Aereo (Latin American Air Transport Association), or ALTA, is a private, non-profit organisation composed by Latin American commercial airlines, whose objective is to combine and coordinate the efforts of its Members “to facilitate the development of air transport in the Latin America region and to ensure better communication and collaboration amongst them for the users, the industry and the mutual benefit”.
The general assembly is the main organ of the association and is formed by its Members, whose will be represented in the meetings by airline Presidents.
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