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Latin American Aviation Weblinks
I was just thinking it might be a good idea to share some interesting Latin American aviation websites. Be aware that some of these may be in Spanish:
Asociacion de Lineas Aereas-- Costa Rica Asociacion Latinoamericana de Aeronautica (ALA)-- The Latinamerican Aeronautical Association Latin American Aviation Historical Society (Guatemala City, Guatemala based)-- also with good links for some Latin American aviation books. La Aviacion en Chile Chile Aviacion Would be interesting to hear of other worthwhile links. :ok: |
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Great stuff latinaviation. :ok:
Here are a few others: Asociacion Sindical de Pilotos Aviadores de Mexico Caribbean ALPA Jamaican Airline Pilots Association (JALPA) Sindicato de Pilotos de Lan Chile Pagina no oficial de los pilotos de Iberia (not Latin American, but see the "Destinos" then "Miami Hub" section for some great information about Iberia's destinations in Central America from a pilot's perspective) Corporacion Centroamericana de Servicios de Navegacion Aerea (COCESNA) The agency responsible for ATC and navigation services for Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and a large part of the Western Caribbean waters. Their site also has Notams for this area. |
Sorry that these are brazilian sites, but for the spanish speaker shouldn't be a hassle to understand most of it.
Aviação Brasil Flysite AeroEntusiasta This one have a decent forum, mostly for spotters but still good. Aeronave |
Government civil aviation authority pages:
Caribbean Region: DAC-- Bermuda CAA-- Cayman Islands IACC-- Cuba DGAC-- Dominican Republic JCAA- Jamaica Directorate of Civil Aviation-- Eastern Caribbean States TTCAA-- Trinidad & Tobago Central America and Mexico: SCT-- Mexico Ministry of Communications, Transport and Public Utilities-- Belize DGAC-- Guatemala AAC-- El Salvador DGAC-- Honduras INAC-- Nicaragua DGAC-- Costa Rica AAC-- Panama South America: Subsecretar'a de Transporte Aerocomercial-- Argentina DAC-- Brazil DGAC-- Bolivia DGAC-- Chile JAC-- Chile Aeronáutica Civil-- Colombia DGAC-- Ecuador DINAC-- Paraguay DGAC-- Peru CADSUR- Civil Aviation Department of Suriname-- Suriname DINACIA-- Uruguay INAC-- Instituto de Aviación Civil de Venezuela And a few others of interest: Comisión Latinoamericana de Aviación Civil Baja Bush Pilots Servicios a la Navegación en el Espacio Aéreo Mexicano-- SENEAM |
Some Mexican websites
Found a few interesting Mexican websites:
aviacion.com.mx All sorts of interesting stuff here, including links with information for seemingly any kind of government application in Mexico, information for flying to Mexico, airports, schools, etc. Suposedly also a subscription service for job hunters. FEDERACION MEXICANA DE PILOTOS Y PROPIETARIOS DE AERONAVES, A.C. A group for Mexican private aircraft owners and pilots (like AOPA in the United States). Also has an English section. Check the "Ligas" section for many links to Mexican and non-Mexican websites (lots of links to Mexican aviation legislation. elcapi.com.mx Another site providing some links to Mexican aviation including aviation schools and skydiving, with a subscription service to job hunters. Colegio de Pilotos Aviadores de Mexico Not an aviation academy . . . nor even a union, for a lack of better words, this organization provides a profesional umbrella for it's members-- it is probably the closest thing if pilots could get as organized as a group of professionals as do doctors and lawyers (code of ethics, participation in accident investigation, conflict disputes, assistance in applications, etc.) Also with a section dedicated to rotary wing pilots, and aviation legislation information. |
SOME GOOD ONES FROM BRAZIL
www.tam.com.br www.att.org.br www.aeronautas.org.br best regards from brazil brazilianpilot |
Asociación Latino Americana de Derecho Aeronáutico y Espacial (ALADA) For the "legal eagles" and based in Buenos Aires. From their website: "ALADA is the leading association in the air transport business in Latin America and with an important international exposure. ALADA has (and still does) asist and advice the leading decisión makers of the air transport business in aspects that go far beyond the legal ones, in such varied millieu as economic-commercial and even in the higher education of new leaders of the business."
Asociación Latinoamericana de Transporte Aéreo (ALTA) "ALTA (Previously AITAL) is a private, non-profit organization composed by Latin American commercial airlines, whose objective is to combine and coordinate the efforts of its Members to facilitate the development of air transport in the Latin America region and to ensure better communication and collaboration amongst them for the users, the industry and the mutual benefit. Instituto Aeronáutico Latino Americano (IALA) "IALA is an institution founded in 1996 to provide professional training in the field of Aeronautics in Latin America. Its main campus is in San José, Costa Rica, where most of its courses are given." |
Aeroclub de Guatemala Flew with these people a few years ago (Tomas Hirschmann). Nice folks, great facilities . . . a helpful bunch.
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A couple new websites to add today:
Sobrevuelo-- Essays in Spanish language about Chilean and international civil and military aviation. Costa Rica Aviation Pictures, Central American approach charts, downloads for Flight Simulator fans, a forum with discussion on Costa Rican and some Central American aviation themes, and a link to listen live to Costa Rican ATC. |
Caribbean/Latin America Terminal Instrument Procedures A limited selection of Aerodrome Diagrams, SIDS, STARS and Approach plates as published by the US National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (of importance to the US Military)
Other NGA Publications online here |
aerovia.com An all-Spanish, hispanic aviation website (Iberian peninsula and Latin America). Great way to surf away another afternoon. :8
Volar en Venezuela.com Another Spanish-language website dedicated to Venezuelan aviation. Very nicely designed website El Portal de la Aviación Agrícola Hispana Hispanic website for Forest Fire and Ag-Pilots. |
try this one
Plenty of wannabe's but some useful info
fsmex.com |
Hey, Does anyone know how to convert outside Commercial fixed wing liceneses...say Canadian... to Panamanian? My parents live down there and I cant wait to move.
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Your question, Kimberly, belongs in a different thread. To answer your question, however, I don't know of any opportunities in Panama, myself not having lived there for over 5-years. Also, unless you are a Panamanian or married to a Panamanian, the employment scene as well as even getting a Commercial Licence or ATP in most Latin American countries is pretty much restricted.
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Im from Brazil
Enter my aviation forum (in portuguese) http://www.forumsvibe.com/gruzilianos/ and this is my site: http://br.geocities.com/central_spotter/ Thanks |
A Good Brazilian site with a section on the former airline:
"Real Transportes Aereos" http://www.jetsite.com.br/2006/mostr...ia.asp?codi=46 and lots of other nice things! http://www.jetsite.com.br/2006/default.asp The Republic Of Mexico Air Force in Combat World War 2 http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Oct2...200310214.html http://www.airartnw.com/images/aztec...signatures.jpg Saludos Amigos Zapata |
A few interesting site to check out:
Flying Gliders (sailplanes) in Uruguay!!! COOL!!! :ok: Centro Uruguayo de Planeadores La Caída del vuelo 901 Done by the Costa Rican newspaper La Prensa Grafica, this is an interesting website about the crash of Aviateca Flt 901 (a Boeing 737-200), which occured on August 9, 1995, and remains El Salvador's worst aviation accident. The aircraft was a victim of Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT) into Volcán Chichontepec while on descent into SAL and deviating around weather. Fascinating pictures, as well as a 15 minute audio recreation of the flight. Unfortunately for non-Spanish speakers, most of the information is in Spanish. |
Flying Schools
Does any body know which are the best flyings schools in Brazil and Argentina?
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