Delta Air Lines and LATAM Airlines Group recently marked their second anniversary of a groundbreaking partnership. This joint venture has transformed air travel between North and South America. It received antitrust immunity and set new benchmarks in international aviation. Over the past two years, the alliance flew 5 million passengers on 32,000 flights, significantly enhancing connectivity across the Americas.

Currently, the joint venture operates about 25 routes. It effectively links major cities on both continents. In the U.S., travelers can access key hubs like Atlanta (ATL), Boston, and Los Angeles. Additionally, Miami (MIA), New York Kennedy (JFK), and Orlando (MCO) serve as vital gateways. Consequently, these hubs connect to popular South American destinations. Notable cities include Bogotá (BOG) and Cartagena (CTG) in Colombia. Moreover, São Paulo (GRU), Rio de Janeiro (GIG), and Fortaleza are also included. Furthermore, Lima (LIM) in Peru, Santiago (SCL) in Chile, and Quito (UIO) in Ecuador are now more accessible.

From the outset, the joint venture aimed to improve services along established routes. They increased flight frequency and optimized travel times. As a result, this effort elevated the overall passenger experience. It also laid the groundwork for continued growth. Recently, the airlines introduced six new routes, which provide travelers with more choices. For instance, Delta’s seasonal flights from Atlanta to Cartagena and New York Kennedy to Rio de Janeiro are now available. Similarly, LATAM added flights from Bogotá to Orlando, São Paulo to Orlando (seasonal), Santiago to Orlando, and Quito to Miami.

As Delta Air Lines and LATAM Airlines Group celebrate this significant milestone, they remain committed to improving travel. They also aim to expand their global reach. This partnership not only highlights successful international collaboration but also paves the way for future advancements in aviation. With a strong focus on customer satisfaction, the joint venture is poised for further growth. Thus, Delta Air Lines and LATAM Airlines Group will continue redefining travel between the Americas.

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