LATAM Airlines to Boost International Flights from Brazil by 17%

LATAM Airlines plans to increase its international flight offerings from Brazil by 17% starting in April 2025. This expansion will enhance travel options to Chile, Peru, and Spain, reflecting the airline’s commitment to meeting growing passenger demand.

The airline’s strategy aims to improve connectivity for Brazilian travelers heading to Europe. In April, LATAM will raise the frequency of flights on several key routes.

The Porto Alegre to Lima route will increase from three to four flights per week. Additionally, the São Paulo/Guarulhos to Lima route will expand from 21 to 28 flights weekly.

By July, LATAM will further enhance its operations. The São Paulo/Guarulhos to Santiago route will grow from 70 to 73 flights each week.

The Porto Alegre to Santiago route will see an increase from three to five weekly flights, while the Brasília to Santiago route will rise from three to seven flights per week.

Moreover, the São Paulo/Guarulhos to Madrid route will also be expanded, increasing from nine to eleven flights weekly in July.

Currently, LATAM operates flights from Brazil to 90 international airports. In 2024, the airline launched several new routes, including Brasília to Santiago and Curitiba to Lima, further solidifying its presence in the region.

This strategic expansion underscores LATAM’s response to the evolving travel landscape and its focus on enhancing service for its customers.

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