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Latin America’s second-biggest airline has filed for bankruptcy

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Avianca Holdings , Latin America’s No. 2 airline, filed for bankruptcy on Sunday, as a bond payment deadline loomed and after pleas for aid from Colombia’s government to weather the coronavirus crisis have so far been unsuccessful. (nationalpost.com) More...

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Quirkyfrog
Robert Cowling 1
No! That sucks. Ouch... But these are tough times. Sad.
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madanca
madanca 1
Indeed, just to think about all those employees that are going to get fired!! Hopefully they can restructure themselves with the Chapter 11 protection!
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Quirkyfrog
Robert Cowling 1
But Chapter 11 isnt usually used to protect workers. Sad, but true...
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jimothytheofficer
jimothy jim 1
this really stinks!
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romuloh01
Romulo Huezo 1
TACA airlines was managed better and it was a good financial condition. Things changed after Avianca merged with TACA, it went spiraling after that. Sad!
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Rwsimms
Ron Simms -1
We need more articles showing that private aircraft are not big contributors to air pollution
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