LATAM resumes routes from Río de Janeiro to Florianópolis and Foz do Iguaçu
LATAM Brazil resumes this month the Rio de Janeiro/Santos Dumont-Florianópolis and Rio de Janeiro/Galeão-Foz do Iguaçu routes, with four weekly flights each. This process, together with the inclusion of new routes and the expansion of the airline network, is part of the company’s strategy to recover its network, following the Covid-19 pandemic, and the consequent return of domestic and international travel.
“We are always looking to expand domestic flight connection options, allowing our customers more choices between all LATAM Brazil destinations, as well as opening up more possibilities for access to international destinations operated from São Paulo/Guarulhos and Rio de Janeiro/Galeão,” explains Aline Mafra, LATAM Brazil Sales and Marketing Director.
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In addition to the reorganization of these two routes, the company will also expand its airline network in April: Porto Seguro-São Paulo/Congonhas (de 8 a 14 vuelos semanal), Brasilia-São Paulo/Congonhas (de 46 a 55 vuelos semanal), Brasilia-Rio de Janeiro/Santos Dumont (de 36 a 44 vuelos semanal), São Paulo/Congonhas-Campo Grande (de 8 a 14 vuelos semanal), São Paulo/Congonhas-Belo Horizonte/Confins (from 27 to 50 weekly flights), São Paulo/Congonhas-Curitiba (from 34 to 43 weekly flights), São Paulo/Congonhas-Florianópolis (from 30 to 38 weekly flights), São Paulo/Congonhas-Goiânia (from 25 to 37 weekly flights), São Paulo/Congonhas-Navegantes (from 24 to 36 weekly flights), São Paulo/Congonhas-Porto Alegre (from 40 to 58 weekly flights), São Paulo/Congonhas-Rio de Janeiro/Santos Dumont (from 90 to 126 weekly flights), São Paulo/Congonhas-Salvador (from 26 to 35 weekly flights), São Paulo/Congonhas-Vitoria (from 19 to 29 weekly flights) and Curitiba-São Paulo/Guarulhos (from 33 to 44 weekly flights).
On international routes, the company has already restored flights to 18 destinations from Brazil: Asuncion, Barcelona, Bogota, Buenos Aires/Aeroparque, Mexico City, Frankfurt, Lima, Lisbon, London, Madrid, Mendoza, Miami, Milan, Montevideo, New York, Orlando, Paris and Santiago.
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