LATAM Airlines Colombia to Offer More Than 950,000 Seats During the Mid-Year Peak Travel Season. Will offer more than 950,000 seats across its domestic network and operate over 5,000 domestic and international flights during Colombia’s mid-year peak travel season, one of the busiest periods for air travel in the country. The airline expects strong demand for destinations such as Medellín, Cali, and Cartagena, while Miami, Santiago de Chile, and Lima are projected to be the most popular international destinations served by LATAM Group airlines. During June, the LATAM Group carried nearly seven million passengers, maintaining traffic levels similar to those recorded in the same month of 2025.
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For the holiday season, the airline has also introduced a new edition of its onboard dining program, “Flavors That Transport”, featuring arroz apastelado de cerdo, a traditional Colombian pork rice dish created by Barranquilla-based chef Carolina Asmar, founder of the restaurant Celia. The meal will be served in Premium Business and Premium Economy cabins on international flights from Colombia to São Paulo, Miami, Orlando, Lima, and Santiago de Chile, showcasing Colombian cuisine to travelers across the region.
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In addition to strengthening its operations, LATAM Airlines Colombia continues to expand the digital tools available to enhance the passenger experience. Travelers can access Wi-Fi on eligible routes, enjoy complimentary LATAM Play entertainment, and use self-service options through the airline’s mobile app and website, including automatic check-in, itinerary changes, real-time flight information, and refund management via LATAM Wallet. According to the airline, these initiatives are part of its strategy to provide a more efficient, seamless, and digital travel experience during one of the year’s busiest travel seasons.
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