AEROPUERTO INTERNACIONAL MONSEÑOR OSCAR ARNULFO ROMERO
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North American Airport
Monthly one-way seats South American Airport
Monthly one-way seats
Miami (MIA)
408,472
Sao Paulo Guarulhos (GRU)
218,088
New York JFK (JFK)
124,284
Bogotá (BOG)
154,771
Mexico City (MEX)
99,485
Lima (LIM)
112,136
Atlanta (ATL)
55,081
Buenos Aires Ezeiza (EZE)
96,682
Houston Intercontinental (IAH)
44,462
Santiago (SCL)
76,869
Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW)
42,260
Caracas (CCS)
76,000
Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
37,389
Rio de Janeiro Galeao (GIG)
70,007
Orlando (MCO)
36,536
Quito (UIO)
29,688
Toronto Pearson (YYZ)
30,495
Medellin (MDE)
24,427
Los Angeles (LAX)
25,641
Guayaquil (GYE)
18,228
Source: Innovata / Diio Mi for January 2014.
flight between Mexico
City and Quito operated
six times weekly by
Aeromexico.
American dominates
Analysis of which
airlines offer the most
seat capacity on non-
stop flights between
North and South
America reveals that, not
surprisingly, American
Airlines leads the way,
and has extended its
lead over its nearest
rivals. The combined
seat capacity of Avianca,
LAN Airlines and TAM
Airlines still falls short
of what American
provides in the market.
Tenth-ranked JetBlue
Airways is the fastest-
growing airline in this
market having added new
direct flights between
Fort Lauderdale and
Lima and Medellin, and
increased frequency on
its other three routes
as well. Aerolineas
Argentinas has seen
significant growth thanks
to the resumption in mid-
December of non-stop
flights between Buenos
Aires and New York.
Miami and Sao
Paulo lead airports
If the capacity flows are
analysed at an airport
level then the leading
airports in each region,
for traffic to the other
region, are Miami in
North America, and Sao
Paulo Guarulhos in South
America. No airports in
North America gained
their first non-stop link
to South America in the
last 12 months, but in
South America, Curitiba
in Brazil gained its first
non-stop service from
North America when
American introduced
daily flights from Miami
on 22 November.
SOuRCE:
innovata / Diio Mi for January 2013 and January 2014.
