First Spanish-language conference examines potential for future growth of LatAm airline industry

Over the past decade, airlines have undergone drastic shifts in all aspects of their operations. From the implementation of new fees, new laws and new rights for the passengers, it’s practically unrecognizable as an industry from just a few short years ago. One of the most significant changes that has occurred – beyond the implementation of ancillary revenues – is the growth of the Latin American market. As this market is poised for explosive growth, conferences such as Conferencia: Ingresos de Lineas Aereas (CILA) taking place May 6-7 in Buenos Aires become very important, both as an opportunity to share essential information and for executives to develop a plan for the future of the region’s airline industry.Pioneer of ancillary revenue development for airlines all over Europe, Raphael Bejar, CEO of Airsavings, will deliver the keynote address at CILA to more than 150 airline executives.