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LATAM signs for up to 74 Embraer E195‑E2s, 24 firm with 50 purchase rights

LATAM Airlines Group has placed a firm order for 24 Embraer E195‑E2s with purchase rights for 50 more — up to 74 aircraft — to expand regional connectivity across South America. Deliveries begin in the second half of 2026, and Brazil’s development bank BNDES is reported to have supported the deal.

2025-09-22T04:50:41.921287-07:00

Airways Magazine

LATAM Expands Boeing 787 Fleet with Order for 10 Aircraft Plus Options for Five More

2024-10-28T07:00:46.799909-07:00

Reuters

Azul Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy to Halve Debt While Maintaining Operations

2025-05-28T03:50:51.885812-07:00

AeroTime

Airbus Delivers First H145M Helicopter to German Armed Forces

2024-11-18T06:33:28.971975-08:00

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Cargojet starts weekly Halifax–Liège B767 freighter as LATAM boosts Brussels–South America cargo links From 1 November Cargojet will operate a once‑weekly B767‑300 freighter between Halifax and Liège, integrated into its domestic overnight network to feed Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and other Canadian hubs. Separately, LATAM has added frequencies and new routes linking Brussels with multiple South American gateways to expand Europe–Latin America capacity.

2025-11-03T05:53:04.373581-08:00

Cargojet starts weekly Halifax–Liège B767 freighter as LATAM boosts Brussels–South America cargo links

aerotelegraph.com

LATAM to unveil reimagined Premium Business experience on December 1, 2025 LATAM will introduce a reimagined Premium Business cabin and service concept on December 1, 2025, updating every passenger touchpoint from check‑in to onboard service. The redesign, inspired by Pacific blues, Amazon greens and Andean tones, seeks to convey authentic Latin American warmth and regional identity.

2025-10-23T23:40:21.441787-07:00

LATAM to unveil reimagined Premium Business experience on December 1, 2025

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Chile’s LATAM Airlines Group cuts share capital by $585 million Chile’s LATAM Airlines Group has approved a reduction in share capital totaling $585 million, announced in a Chilean filing. The corporate action will reduce the carrier’s equity base and be reflected in its consolidated balance sheet for the current fiscal period, filings show.

2025-10-22T11:46:12.917713-07:00

Chile’s LATAM Airlines Group cuts share capital by $585 million

Aviacionline

LATAM to end Lima–Havana service from March 11, 2026, cites issues at Jorge Chávez Airport LATAM will suspend its Lima–Havana flights from March 11, 2026, blaming operational issues at Lima’s Jorge Chávez International Airport. The route, resumed in October 2023, will close with options to rebook travel before March 11 or receive full refunds; LATAM will assist with rebooking and ancillary refunds.

2025-10-15T15:08:26.762203-07:00

LATAM to end Lima–Havana service from March 11, 2026, cites issues at Jorge Chávez Airport

Aviacionline

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Abra Group launches Chilean carrier, seeks DGAC AOC for charter and ACMI ops Abra Group, the holding company of Avianca and GOL, has established a new Chilean carrier and applied to the DGAC for an Air Operator Certificate to operate non‑scheduled flights. The start‑up will initially focus on charter and ACMI (wet‑lease) operations.

2025-10-13T10:36:35.501954-07:00

Abra Group launches Chilean carrier, seeks DGAC AOC for charter and ACMI ops

Aviacionline

South America’s largest MRO grows: LATAM opens new hangar at São Carlos after R$40m investment LATAM Airlines has opened a new hangar at its São Carlos maintenance, repair and overhaul centre following a R$40 million (≈USD 7.5 million) investment. The expansion enlarges what the carrier describes as South America’s largest MRO hub and strengthens its in‑house maintenance capacity.

2025-09-28T08:30:35.884030-07:00

South America’s largest MRO grows: LATAM opens new hangar at São Carlos after R$40m investment

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LATAM Brasil CEO urges government not to allow cabotage LATAM Brasil’s chief executive urged the Brazilian government to prevent cabotage, opposing any move that would allow foreign airlines to operate domestic routes. The appeal frames cabotage as a policy decision for regulators to consider amid competition and market-structure concerns.

2025-09-24T07:33:05.016571-07:00

LATAM Brasil CEO urges government not to allow cabotage

Air Data News

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LATAM signs for up to 74 Embraer E195‑E2s, 24 firm with 50 purchase rights LATAM Airlines Group has placed a firm order for 24 Embraer E195‑E2s with purchase rights for 50 more — up to 74 aircraft — to expand regional connectivity across South America. Deliveries begin in the second half of 2026, and Brazil’s development bank BNDES is reported to have supported the deal.

2025-09-22T04:50:41.921287-07:00

LATAM signs for up to 74 Embraer E195‑E2s, 24 firm with 50 purchase rights