- Abra published its first group-level Corporate Responsibility Report, outlining its approach to connectivity, environmental management and social impact.
- Published alongside the individual reports of Avianca and GOL, the inaugural Report represents Abra’s first coordinated corporate responsibility reporting approach, with Abra setting the strategic direction and its operating brands delivering impact across markets.
- Prepared with reference to GRI and SASB standards, the report outlines the priorities and vision guiding Abra and tracks progress through measurable actions and results.
- In 2025, the Group transported 71 million passengers, further reduced its emissions intensity per passenger, and enabled partner organizations to benefit more than 280,000 people through its voluntary social programmes.
London, July 28, 2026. Abra Group, the leading Pan-Latin American air transportation company that brings together Avianca, Gol and Wamos Air airline brands, published its inaugural Corporate Responsibility Report. The fiscal year 2025 Report marks a new milestone in the company’s commitment to transparency, accountability and value creation, providing stakeholders with a unified view of the environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance of its operations.
The report is informed by a double materiality assessment involving inputs from more than 1,000 internal and external stakeholders, and structures the Company’s progress around three pillars:
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Environmental management and climate-related initiatives.
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Social value and regional connectivity.
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A strong focus on corporate governance.
The double materiality process aligns Abra’s ESG disclosures with evolving transparency and reporting expectations in the Latin American aviation.
"Over the past year, we strengthened Abra's financial position, advanced our operational integration and continued to make meaningful progress in the implementation of an operationally integrated ESG strategy to deliver measurable results. This report reflects our belief that financial resilience and corporate responsibility are mutually reinforcing objectives, and central to the long-term success of Abra," said Adrian Neuhauser, CEO of Abra.
The group made significant progress across several commitments in 2025, including:
Growing connectivity with a focus on operational efficiency. During the year, Abra implemented more than 15 fuel-efficiency initiatives, including route optimisation and ground fuel-saving measures. In addition, 38% of the Group's fleet consisted of next-generation aircraft which consume less fuel than the aircraft they replace. Together, these efforts supported operational efficiency improvements and contributed to a 15.7% reduction in consolidated emissions intensity per passenger compared with 2019.
While Abra is investing in the solutions available today, it recognizes that these efforts do not eliminate the overall environmental impact of flying.
Connectivity that supports economic development and social impact. Aviation contributes an estimated USD 46.4 billion to the Latin American economy, and Abra plays a significant role in that impact. In 2025, Abra transported 71 million passengers, connected 145 destinations across 28 countries, employed over 30,800 direct employees, expanded its network into seven new territories, and worked with more than 10,500 local suppliers.
Beyond connecting people and markets, Abra voluntarily contributed to critical healthcare, primary education and humanitarian efforts. During the year, Abra transported more than 1,300 organs and tissues for transplant and delivered more than 150 tons of humanitarian aid. Through its social impact allies, the Company positively impacted more than 280,000 people, as measured based on participation and beneficiary metrics defined in the report.
Governance aligned with selected international frameworks. In 2025, Abra enhanced its corporate governance framework in line with leading international standards and created the position of Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer, reinforcing accountability for the delivery of its ESG commitments.
Financial resilience and enhanced customer benefits. Gol successfully completed its financial restructuring process, while Avianca secured a credit rating upgrade. The consolidation of the Lifemiles and Smiles frequent flyer programs created the largest loyalty ecosystem in Latin American aviation, enabling nearly 45 million members to access greater flexibility, a broader partner network and a more integrated customer experience.
The Abra 2025 Corporate Responsibility Report is available at www.abragroup.net
For more information on the ESG performance of Avianca and Gol, please refer to the individual reports of each airline which are available at their websites: www.avianca.com and www.voegol.com.br .
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About Abra: Abra is a leading air transportation company across Latin America that brings together the iconic Avianca and Gol airline brands, along with a strategic investment in Wamos Air, creating a unified, pan-Latin American platform. The Company also includes region-leading loyalty programs (Lifemiles and Smiles) and robust cargo operations.
Avianca, the second-oldest airline in the world, operates a fleet primarily comprised of A320 and B787 passenger aircraft, as well as cargo aircraft. Gol, one of Brazil's leading airlines, operates a fleet largely made up of B737 passenger aircraft. Wamos Air is a leading European provider of wide-body Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance (ACMI) services, operating A330 passenger aircraft. Taken together, Abra has approximately 30,000 employees and operates a fleet of more than 300 aircraft, with scheduled flights serving more than 25 countries and over 145 destinations. For more information, visit www.abragroup.net
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