LATAM to Temporarily Suspend Direct Buenos Aires-Miami Flights Due to Works at Ezeiza Airport

LATAM Airlines announced Wednesday the temporary suspension of its direct operations on the route connecting Ezeiza International Airport and Miami between October 25 and November 11, 2026. The measure is in response to scheduled maintenance work on the runway at Argentina’s primary air terminal.

Impact on Wide-Body Aircraft

The operational restriction is driven by the scale of the runway works, which specifically affects the operation of wide-body aircraft serving the United States route.

It is important to note that the rest of the airline’s operations will not be compromised:

LATAM Airlines Reports $576 Million Net Profit in Q1 2026 and Revises Full-Year Guidance

Contingency Plan and Passenger Flexibility

Faced with this situation beyond its control, the company will begin processing cancellations starting May 5, formally notifying affected users. To mitigate inconvenience, three flexibility alternatives have been established:

1. Rerouting via Hubs

Passengers may choose to continue their trip to Miami by connecting through the airline’s main hubs:

2. Date Changes

It is permitted to reschedule the itinerary for dates prior to or following the restriction period (October 25 to November 11). This option is subject to seat availability on scheduled flights.

3. Full Refund

Passengers who do not wish to be rebooked may request a full refund of their ticket price, which will be processed without additional charges.

Self-Service and Customer Support Channels

The company reaffirmed its commitment to passenger assistance, enabling the “My Travels” section on its official website for the self-management of these changes.

Customers who purchased their tickets through travel agencies must contact their respective agents directly to process the available alternatives.

Exit mobile version