LATAM Airlines will double its offer between Brazil and Chile with the opening of new routes to Santiago from Curitiba and Florianópolis, increasing the number of flights between the two countries to 504 by December 2022.
Flights between Curitiba and Santiago will begin operating on November 1 with three weekly frequencies on Airbus A320 aircraft, which seat 176 passengers (8 in Premium Economy class and 168 in Economy class).
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Starting December 4, the airline will begin flights on the Florianópolis-Santiago route, which will operate five weekly frequencies on Airbus A320 aircraft.
In total, by December 2022, LATAM’s scheduled operation from Brazil to Santiago de Chile will have 44 weekly flights departing from Guarulhos-Sao Paulo, Galeão-Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba and Florianópolis.
For Aline Mafra, LATAM Brazil’s Sales and Marketing Director, Santiago is one of the South American destinations with the greatest potential. “We seek to grow efficiently where there is demand and offer the best international connectivity in Brazil. In this way we are managing to sustainably recover our routes abroad and open more direct flights not only on the Rio-Sao Paulo axis, but also from other Brazilian states.”
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