Latam and Delta expand joint venture capacity across the Americas
Latam and Delta say their joint venture has grown substantially since 2022, with 31 percent more capacity planned for 2026 than in 2023. The partners have added nine routes and now serve more than 300 destinations.
Latam and Delta have expanded their joint offering between North and South America considerably since their joint venture began in 2022, according to Latam. The two carriers plan 31 percent more capacity in 2026 than they operated in 2023.
Nine new routes have been added since the partnership started, and the airlines have operated 28 joint connections in total. Between October 2022 and July 2026, they ran about 83,000 flights, offered more than 20 million seats and carried 17.4 million passengers.
More than half of those travellers, roughly 9.4 million, used connecting services.
Among the new routes are São Paulo to Los Angeles, Buenos Aires to Miami, Atlanta to Lima and Atlanta to Cartagena. The joint venture now covers more than 300 destinations in the United States, Canada and South America.
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- aerotelegraph.comJoint Venture von Latam und Delta wächst