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As US airlines monitor close-in bookings, South American airlines cite solid near-term trends

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Airlines based in South America aren't seeing the same level of pressure on demand as their US counterparts, but are keeping a cautious eye on forward bookings as global macroeconomic dynamics continue to cast clouds of uncertainty on the aviation sector.

But even as South American airlines feel reasonably positive about near-term prospects, visibility for later in the year remains murky as tariff whiplash continues, and those airlines aren't offering insights for later into 2025.

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