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GA_P advises Avianca on the acquisition of Spanish airline Wamos Air
13 of May, 2024
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo is advising Avianca, the Colombian airline owned by Grupo Abra, one of the largest air transport groups in Latin America, on an agreement to acquire a stake in the Spanish company Wamos Air, a leading wet lease company in its sector. With this operation, Grupo Abra expects to improve Latin America’s connectivity with Europe.
The GA_P team was formed by David González, Jorge Martín, Luis Pinedo and Laura Roda, partner, of counsel and associates of Corporate. Also participating in the transaction were: Marina Carreño and Jimena Sánchez, Banking associates; Juan Romero, Ignacio Castellanos and Manuel Ramos, of counsel and associates in Public and Regulatory; Lourdes Escassi and Carmen Abad, of counsel and associate in Employment; Bárbara Saiz and Elisa Gómez-Bernardo, associates in Intellectual Property; Miguel Troncoso and Laura Lence, partner and associate in Competition; Juan Sainz, associate in Real Estate; and Maria de los Ángeles Chávarri, associate in Litigation.
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The GA_P team was formed by David González, Jorge Martín, Luis Pinedo and Laura Roda, partner, of counsel and associates of Corporate. Also participating in the transaction were: Marina Carreño and Jimena Sánchez, Banking associates; Juan Romero, Ignacio Castellanos and Manuel Ramos, of counsel and associates in Public and Regulatory; Lourdes Escassi and Carmen Abad, of counsel and associate in Employment; Bárbara Saiz and Elisa Gómez-Bernardo, associates in Intellectual Property; Miguel Troncoso and Laura Lence, partner and associate in Competition; Juan Sainz, associate in Real Estate; and Maria de los Ángeles Chávarri, associate in Litigation.
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