Wamos Air in the news

Aircalin wet-leased an A330-300 from Wamos Air to compensate for a series of flight disruptions caused by unexpected aircraft groundings, while awaiting a new A350-900 to enhance reliability.

Wamos Air's employee count is projected to reach 1,458 by March 2026, marking a 28.3% growth from 2023.

Abra Group released its first Corporate Responsibility Report, showcasing ESG metrics, operational achievements including a 15.7% emission reduction per passenger, and social initiatives.

Abra Group and Etihad Airways formed a strategic partnership to enhance global connectivity between Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia, leveraging their combined airline networks including Wamos Air.

Etihad and Abra Group are partnering to connect Latin America with the Middle East, Asia, and Australia, including codeshares, loyalty programs, and Wamos Air's operational support.

Etihad Airways and Grupo Abra, parent company of Avianca, GOL, and Wamos Air, signed an MoU to strategically enhance air connectivity between Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia.

Etihad Airways and Grupo Abra signed an MoU to strengthen air connectivity between Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia through various collaborations.

The Abra Group, which owns Gol, Avianca, and Wamos Air, is buying up to 45 Embraer E195-E2 jets to expand its air transport network.

Abra Group signed an agreement with Embraer for up to 45 E195-E2 aircraft to enhance fleet flexibility and expand its pan-Latin American network.

An AI-generated image depicts a Wamos Air A330 flying over MetLife Stadium with Spanish flag colors to celebrate Spain's World Cup victory.

Wamos Air leased an Airbus A330 to Gol Linhas Aéreas, allowing the Brazilian airline to launch its first long-haul service from Rio de Janeiro to New York.

Avianca, with Wamos Air, sent a third cargo plane with over 55 tons of aid to Venezuela after an earthquake.

Avianca, with Wamos Air, delivered 55 tons of humanitarian aid to Venezuela after the recent earthquakes, including medical supplies and food.

Gol launched new New York flights from Rio, with Wamos Air operating the service using Airbus A330-900s, while also planning routes to Orlando and Paris and enhancing its business class.

Wamos Air modified an A330 for Gol Linhas Aéreas to commence long-haul flights between Rio de Janeiro and New York.

Wamos Air leased an Airbus A330 to Gol Linhas Aéreas, allowing the Brazilian low-cost carrier to commence long-haul flights from Rio de Janeiro to New York.

GOL Linhas Aéreas began its first nonstop long-haul service from Rio de Janeiro to New York JFK in 2026, leveraging a temporary wet-lease with Wamos Air, to expand its international presence.

Gol Linhas Aéreas debuted its first long-haul route from Rio de Janeiro to New York using a Wamos Air A330neo, marking its entry into the long-haul segment and introducing a new premium business class.

Gol Linhas Aéreas debuted its first long-haul flight from Rio de Janeiro to New York using an Airbus A330neo under an ACMI agreement with Wamos Air.

Gol Linhas Aéreas launched its first long-haul route to New York using an Airbus A330 from Wamos Air.