
Delta LATAM Joint Venture Expands Routes and Capacity
The Delta-LATAM joint venture has carried 17.4 million passengers since 2022, adding new routes and significantly increasing flight capacity.
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The Delta-LATAM joint venture has carried 17.4 million passengers since 2022, adding new routes and significantly increasing flight capacity.

Alaska Airlines has formally begun the process to join American Airlines' joint business agreements in the Atlantic and Pacific.

Travel platform Despegar reports a 1500% year-on-year increase in searches for Tulum for late 2026.
IndiGo's new CEO, Willie Walsh, is negotiating with Embraer and ATR for regional aircraft and aims to build a connecting hub in Delhi.

Brazilian airline GOL has begun its first flights to Europe, connecting Rio de Janeiro and Lisbon with four weekly services using new Airbus A330 aircraft.

Avianca will install new private suites with doors in the Business Class cabins of its Boeing 787 fleet starting in 2027 for flights to Europe and New York.

AERODOM, the airport operator, will increase seat capacity from Canada to the Dominican Republic by 39% for the 2026-2027 winter season.

Azul Linhas Aéreas requires passengers needing special assistance to request services in advance.

Curaçao reports record Argentine arrivals, driven by direct flights and natural advantages like no hurricanes or sargassum.

President Claudia Sheinbaum defended major 4T transport projects like the Tren Maya and Mexicana de Aviación during her government report.

A new 232-room midscale hotel will be built at Rio de Janeiro's Galeão International Airport following a $17 million investment.

Chicago O'Hare International Airport is undergoing its largest terminal expansion ever through the ORDNext program.

Mexican travelers to the United States must have a valid passport and visa, contrary to misleading social media claims.

ADO will launch a new bus service on August 28, linking 10 downtown hotels to Cancún International Airport for 180 pesos. The route offers two departures each direction and aims to compete with taxis that can cost up to 700 pesos.

A new floating dock is set to be installed in Pok Ta Pok, Cancún, to promote water activities and enhance boat tours in the Nichupté lagoon system.

LATAM Pass offers five elite categories that recognize customer frequency and engagement, offering progressive benefits from cabin upgrades to VIP lounge access.