Copa Airlines has ordered up to 60 Boeing 737 MAX jets, a move that supports its Panama-based hub and long-term regional expansion. The deal reinforces the airline’s role as a major connector across the Americas.
The National Assembly has ratified Antonio Tercero González as director of IDAAN, replacing Rutilio Villarreal after his March resignation. The appointment places a former CONADES official in charge of Panama’s national water and sewer utility.
Vessel traffic through the Panama Canal has increased as the war in West Asia disrupts global shipping patterns. The canal recorded about 300 crossings in October, up from the same period last fiscal year.
Colombian authorities raided a retail chain linked to Panama-based Lili Brands as prosecutors investigate alleged contraband and money laundering. The company says it is handling an administrative process and coordinating with legal advisers.
President José Raúl Mulino attended the signing of a Copa Airlines agreement with Boeing and GE as the carrier moves to expand its fleet. Panama Stopover also posted 25% growth over the past year, signaling stronger tourism momentum.
Panama City’s Mayor’s Office will mark Noise Awareness Day with a human chain and a minute of silence at Hatillo. The campaign highlights the health risks of noise pollution and the city’s 2025 noise rules.
TVN Media and Capadeso signed an alliance to give greater visibility to social work in Panama and strengthen public awareness of community initiatives. The agreement aims to connect citizens more closely with efforts addressing national challenges.
A trial against former National Security Council officials Ronny Rodríguez and William Pittí could be delayed by an appeal over evidence and a defense motion to nullify the process. Both face accusations tied to illegal surveillance during the Martinelli administration.
The IMA has announced agro-fair sales points across several provinces for April 29 and reminded attendees about entry requirements. The events are designed to keep food sales organized and accessible for residents.
Panama is intensifying diplomatic efforts to free seven citizens still detained in Cuba after three Panamanians returned home. Foreign Minister Javier Martínez-Acha said the government is pursuing discreet talks while respecting Cuban legal procedures.
Copa Airlines has ordered sixty Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, strengthening Panama’s flagship carrier and its role as a major regional hub. The deal highlights the continued importance of aviation to Panama’s economy and connectivity.
Panamanian jiu-jitsu competitor Saleh Alfonso Young Hassan captured gold at the International Master Europe tournament. The win adds a new international achievement to his 11-year career in Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
The Panama Canal is managing strong demand while monitoring El Niño-related water risks. Meanwhile, the government says dialogue continues with Río Indio residents opposing a reservoir project that could require resettlement.
Río Abajo will observe Black Ethnicity Month throughout May with cultural activities, parades and events centered on Afro-Panamanian history and traditions. The program aims to celebrate the community’s contributions to Panama’s national heritage.
Panama has launched a football-themed measles campaign designed to connect public health messaging with World Cup excitement. The slogan encourages families to protect children and communities through vaccination.
Copa Airlines has ordered 60 more Boeing 737 MAX jets in a $13.5 billion deal, reinforcing Panama’s role as a key aviation hub. The expansion supports the carrier’s long-term growth from its Panama City base.
Copa Airlines has ordered 60 more Boeing 737 MAX jets in a deal worth about $13.5 billion, strengthening its Panama-based hub strategy. The purchase underscores the airline’s long-term growth plans and Panama’s role in regional aviation.
Copa Airlines has ordered 60 more Boeing 737 MAX jets in a $13.5 billion deal that strengthens its Panama City hub and long-term growth plans. The purchase reinforces Panama’s role as a major aviation center in the Americas.
Copa Airlines has ordered 60 more Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in a $13.5 billion deal, reinforcing Panama’s role as a regional aviation hub. The expansion is expected to support fleet modernization and future network growth.
Copa Airlines has ordered 60 more Boeing 737 MAX jets in a $13.5 billion deal, reinforcing Panama’s role as a regional aviation hub. The purchase supports the airline’s long-term fleet growth and route expansion strategy.