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Throughout June, we would like to highlight an aspect of our operations that often takes place behind the scenes but is essential to ensuring safe, efficient, and reliable services: our ongoing commitment to certifications, audits, and continuous improvement.

In the aviation industry, maintaining high standards is not a one-time achievement but an ongoing process that involves people, procedures, and a culture focused on excellence. Certifications such as BARS (Basic Aviation Risk Standard)—widely recognized within the mining industry—and ISO 9001, dedicated to quality management, are key tools that strengthen our processes and ensure every operation is carried out in accordance with the highest international standards.

Regular audits and assessments allow us to review our procedures, identify opportunities for improvement, and continuously enhance every aspect of our operations. This approach not only reinforces operational safety but also provides confidence to our clients, who trust Aerocardal with their flights, medical transfers, and specialized aviation services.

At Aerocardal, we believe that excellence is built every day. We will continue promoting a culture based on continuous improvement, quality, and compliance with international standards, reaffirming our commitment to delivering safe, reliable, and professional aviation services.

We sincerely appreciate the trust of our clients and partners, whose confidence motivates us to continue delivering safe, high-quality operations.

Sincerely, Ricardo Real – CEO Aerocardal

Industry News

Santiago Airport expects more than 2.1 million passengers during the winter holiday season

Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport expects to handle more than 2.1 million passengers during the winter holiday season, making it one of the busiest periods of the year for both domestic and international air travel. The increase is driven by growing demand for both leisure and business travel throughout June and July.

This rise in passenger traffic represents an important challenge for airlines, airport operators, and aviation service providers, highlighting the importance of maintaining high standards of planning, operational safety, and efficiency to ensure a smooth travel experience.

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Airbus advances the future cockpit with computer vision and artificial intelligence for autonomous landings

Airbus introduced Vision Landing Application, an innovative technology that combines computer vision and artificial intelligence to assist flight crews during landing operations. The system uses onboard cameras to identify runway environments in real time, providing additional guidance during the approach phase, particularly at airports with limited ground infrastructure.

The initiative is part of Airbus’ long-term innovation strategy to develop technologies that enhance operational safety and support pilot decision-making. It demonstrates how advanced digital solutions continue to shape a safer and more efficient future for aviation.

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LATAM operates its first passenger charter flights using the SAF Book & Claim model

LATAM announced the operation of its first passenger charter flights using the Book & Claim mechanism for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), an initiative designed to promote lower carbon emissions within the aviation industry.

This approach allows airlines to support sustainable aviation fuel adoption regardless of its physical availability at specific airports, representing another important step toward a more environmentally responsible and sustainable aviation sector.

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Boeing increases production pace with 60 commercial aircraft deliveries in May

Boeing delivered 60 commercial aircraft during May, representing a 33% increase compared to the same period last year. The growth was primarily driven by the continued recovery of the 737 MAX program, which accounted for 51 aircraft deliveries during the month.

In addition to the increase in deliveries, Boeing announced plans to further raise 737 MAX production rates and confirmed new commercial and defense aircraft orders. These results reflect the ongoing recovery of the global aerospace industry and the strengthening of the commercial aircraft manufacturing sector.

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Featured Services

Juan Fernández Flights: Scheduled and Charter Services

Travel to the Juan Fernández Archipelago (Robinson Crusoe Island) with Aerocardal’s renowned safety standards and professionalism. We offer scheduled passenger flights as well as private charter services, providing maximum flexibility in scheduling and logistics for tourists, business travelers, and work teams.

Air Medical Transport: Airborne Intensive Care Unit (ICU)

Our air medical service operates aircraft equipped as fully functional airborne Intensive Care Units (ICUs). We provide safe and efficient transportation for stabilized critically ill patients—including adults, pediatric, and neonatal cases—supporting our humanitarian mission with the capability to operate on complex domestic and international routes.