August27 , 2026

    Avianca Cargo Expands Miami Operations with Added Amazon Air Capacity

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    Avianca Cargo has expanded its operations in Miami by adding capacity through a partnership with Amazon Air, strengthening its position in one of the region’s key air freight hubs.

    The move is aimed at enhancing cargo throughput and improving service frequency between Miami and key destinations across Latin America. By leveraging Amazon Air’s aircraft capacity, Avianca Cargo seeks to meet growing demand for e-commerce shipments and time-sensitive goods.

    Miami serves as a strategic gateway for trade flows between North America and Latin America, and the expanded operations are expected to improve connectivity, reduce transit times, and offer greater flexibility to customers.

    Company officials noted that the collaboration will support the transportation of a wide range of cargo, including perishables, pharmaceuticals, and general freight. The additional capacity is also expected to help manage seasonal demand peaks more efficiently.

    Industry observers view the development as part of a broader trend of partnerships between cargo carriers and e-commerce players to scale operations and optimize logistics networks in response to rising global trade volumes.