Victims helping victims

About us

Who we are
Aftermath an air disaster the experience shows the affected (survivors, families and loved ones) come together to share their situation and the burdens they will have.
History
ACVFFI is the work of persons who lost a relative in an air disaster and aimed that nobody suffers again the same. The experience showed the future is worldwide victims joint under the same umbrella organization and one voice.

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Latest news

ACVFFI at Facilitation Global Forum 2024
24 October, 2024
ACVFFI at Facilitation Global Forum 2024
ACVFFI proudly participated in the ICAO Facilitation Global Forum 2024 in Bogotá, Colombia, where key stakeholders from the aviation industry gathered to enhance air transport facilitation. A highlight was Pilar Vera's impactful presentation on assisting aircraft accident victims, emphasizing the importance of accurate information and international cooperation. Discover how ACVFFI is advocating for the rights and support of air crash victims and their families in this significant global forum.
FAL2024 event
22 May, 2024
FAL2024 event
The ICAO Facilitation Global Summit 2024 focused on enhancing passenger experience and managing public health risks in aviation. Pilar Vera spoke at a workshop on assisting air accident victims, emphasizing the importance of emergency planning, transparent communication, and policies ensuring truth, justice, reparation, and memory for victims. She highlighted the role of victim associations like ACVFFI in influencing civil aviation practices.
Daughter of deceased pilot: “My father had 2,500 flight hours”.
25 March, 2024
Daughter of deceased pilot: “My father had 2,500 flight hours”.
Claudia Carrasco recalls the story of José, who died in a plane crash in November 2018. She says her father warned of possible aircraft failures days before the crash.