South American carrier, LATAM Airlines, who will be returning to SA skies this year, has announced a new partnership with Airlink.
Pan-South American airline LATAM Airlines have signed a new interline agreement with private South African carrier, Airlink.
The interline agreement signed between the two airlines now means that LATAM’s passengers travelling from São Paulo, Brazil will have seamless access to over 40 destinations both in South Africa and further afield in Africa, reports Travel News.
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LATAM only recently confirmed that it would be resuming it’s commercial route between Brazil and Johannesburg on 4 September 2023, after it had been on hold for three years due to COVID-19.
Airlink CEO and MD, Rodger Foster, has said that Airlink was very proud of this partnership with LATAM as it will enable connectivity between Latin America and the whole of Southern Africa, helping to create wonderful leisure and corporate opportunities.
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The São Paulo to Johannesburg route will begin on 4 September 2023 and will be carried out three times a week, using a Boeing 787-900 aircraft, in a three-class configuration.
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LATAM Airline’s flights will go out on the following schedule:
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