Aviation in Uruguay

New Uruguayan airline begins certification process after completing capitalization

Uruguay Inaugurates Durazno International Airport After $12 Million Modernization

Carrasco International Airport Sets Historic Passenger Record in January 2025

Uruguay Launches SUA, the First Airline in Latin America to Operate Airbus A220

The introduction of SUA comes at a time when Latin American aviation is experiencing steady growth, driven by an increasing demand for regional connectivity and the recovery of international travel. By leveraging the Airbus A220-300, a modern and fuel-efficient aircraft, SUA aims to offer competitive operations while supporting the development of Uruguay as a key aviation hub

Pluna Saga: Uruguay Reiterates Commitment to Arbitration Amidst Asset Seizure Allegations

PLUNA Airlines Arbitration Fallout: Uruguay’s Assets Targeted In Luxembourg

Uruguay Government Authorizes Paranair to Operate Flights Connecting Salto with Asunción and Montevideo

SKY Boosts Montevideo Network with Rio de Janeiro Flights

Corporación América Airports Concludes Third Major Airport Renovation in Uruguay

Uruguay Faces $80 Million Ruling for PLUNA Shutdown

Montevideo Airport Achieves Passenger Traffic Record

«New Uruguay Based Airline Plans to Add 10 Airbus Aircraft

Uruguayan government to launch a flag carrier with foreign investors

SKY inaugurates flights between Santiago, Montevideo and Salvador

Paranair began seasonal flights between Asunción and Punta del Este

American Airlines begins its daily flight to Montevideo

Inauguration of Latin America’s First Binational Airport

Azul temporarily suspends its flights between Porto Alegre and Punta del Este

Azul inaugurates flights between Curitiba and Montevideo

American Airlines resumes seasonal flights to Uruguay