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Latin American aviation becomes a global force: the latest edition of Airline Leader now available

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Latin America, long an afterthought within the global airline industry, is starting to make its mark, driven by surging economies and the innovation of a handful of relatively large airline groups.

Led by Brazil, the largest of the region's domestic markets, the continent now supports a broadly profitable industry, due largely to the success of internationally consolidated trans-national full service airlines.

The latest edition of Airline Leader, the strategy journal for airline CEOs, features a comprehensive report on this important and highly profitable growth market.

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