Angeline Flemming Re-Elected for the ACI-LAC Board 2026–2027

ORANJESTAD - Aruba Airport Authority N.V. announces the re-election of Angeline Flemming, Director of Health and Sustainability for the Airport Council International Latin America and Caribbean (ACI-LAC) Board 2026–2027.

The ACI-LAC Board of Directors for 2026–2027 was elected to represent the ACI-LAC region during the Annual Conference held in Trinidad and Tobago from October 5–8, 2025. AAA’s Angeline Flemming was first elected to the Board of Directors of 2024–2025 and has now been re-elected for a second term as a member of the Board of Directors for ACI-LAC for 2026–2027.

ACI-LAC develops programs, standards, policies, and practices with the aim of raising the industry’s professional standards. ACI-LAC has over 350 member airports in Latin America and the Caribbean, and ACI World has more than 2,000 members globally that manage 95% of the world’s air traffic.

“I am deeply honored to be able to represent our airport in this important organization once more. During the past two years, we increased our participation in important ACI-LAC committees on Environment, Security, IT, and Facilitation and participated in several training sessions, webinars, and courses. Several AAA colleagues had the opportunity this year to participate in practical learning visits at Munich Airport, covering innovation, master planning, and commercial topics. This platform has allowed AAA to forge important connections and collaborate with other airports, thus exchanging knowledge and expertise between these airports and AAA,” said Angeline Flemming.