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LATAM ADDS MORE FLIGHTS TO LOS ANGELES & MIAMI THROUGH DELTA AIR LINES
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By Luke Bodell
Published 6 days ago


Extra flights will arrive in time for the Southern Hemisphere's summer season.

Photo: Philip Pilosian | Shutterstock


SUMMARY

 * LATAM Airlines Group boosts flight frequencies to Los Angeles and Miami this
   fall in partnership with Delta Air Lines.
 * The joint venture between LATAM and Delta continues to expand, offering
   increased connectivity between North and South America to over 300
   destinations.
 * LATAM Brazil will also enhance routes to the US this fall, in addition to
   Delta's increased service between Santiago and Atlanta.



LATAM Airlines Group has added more flight frequencies from Santiago, Chile, to
Los Angeles and Miami this fall as part of its joint venture with Delta Air
Lines. Additionally, the carrier will extend its seasonal Orlando flights into
next year.


LATAM BOLSTERS MIAMI AND LA ROUTES

Starting October 27th, the South American carrier will boost its number of
weekly flights from Santiago (SCL) to Los Angeles (LAX) from six to seven. Then,
in November, it will increase frequencies from SCL to Miami (MIA) from 12 to 13
weekly flights, rising to 14 weekly services in December. LA and Miami are
popular tourism destinations for Chileans during the Southern Hemisphere's
summer season and also have sizable Latin American populations.

Photo: LATAM


Kamal Hadad, Network Director of the LATAM Group, commented,

> "We are very happy to announce this increase in flights to key cities in the
> United States during the summer season. The addition of new weekly flights
> reinforces the purpose of our agreement with Delta, which allows us to provide
> a better connection between countries in South and North America, enabling
> thousands of passengers to reach some of the most significant vacation
> destinations in the United States."

Data from Cirium shows that this June, LATAM will operate a daily service
between Santiago and Los Angeles with its Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet, offering
over 4,000 weekly seats between the two cities. As for its Santiago-Miami
service, LATAM will offer 13 weekly flights - also with its Dreamliners -
amounting to over 7,400 weekly seats going both ways.


Photo: LATAM

The airline's upcoming Santiago-Orlando seasonal route - which is due to launch
next week with two weekly flights - will also be extended from December 2024 to
March 2025. When announced in February, this route was initially scheduled to
run from June 16th to September 28th.




LATAM AND DELTA'S JV

LATAM and Delta signed their joint venture in October 2022 to enhance
connectivity and the overall passenger experience between North and South
America. In just over a year, the two airlines have increased their capacity by
a whopping 75%, delivering seamless access for passengers with both carriers to
over 300 destinations across North and South America.


Photo: LATAM

In August, the two airlines inaugurated the JV's first Brazilian addition with
flights between São Paulo and Los Angeles - the route is expected to carry over
110,000 passengers each year, amounting to almost two-thirds of Brazilian
tourist arrivals to the City of Angels.

Related

DELTA AIR LINES CELEBRATES ONE YEAR OF ITS JOINT VENTURE WITH LATAM

Six routes have been announced since the launch of the joint venture, with two
already in operation.




OTHER ROUTE ANNOUNCEMENTS

LATAM Brazil will also bolster frequencies to the US this fall. Starting in
October, the airline will increase its route from São Paulo (GRU) to Los Angeles
from three to four weekly flights, as well as adding three more weekly flights
from GRU to Orlando (MCO), taking it to a daily frequency on this route.


Photo: Vincenzo Pace | Simple Flying

JV partner Delta has also added a second flight on its route between Santiago
and Atlanta (ATL) from December 13, 2024, to January 13, 2025.

Have you flown with Delta or LATAM this year? How did you find the experience?
Let us know in the comments.




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About The Author
Luke Bodell


Luke has over a decade of experience as a travel writer and aviation analyst. As
a passionate traveler based across the Middle East and Asia, Luke offers strong
insights into the industry. Based in South East Asia.


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