LATAM Airlines Colombia Expands International Network Capacity for Winter 2026–2027 Season. LATAM Airlines Colombia has confirmed a substantial capacity expansion across its international scheduled network for the upcoming northern winter 2026–2027 travel season. The carrier will scale up weekly departures originating from Bogota (BOG), Medellin (MDE), and Cartagena (CTG), strengthening corridors toward the United States, Peru, Chile, and Brazil to accommodate peak seasonal holiday travel.
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Key developments across the U.S. network include the Bogota–Miami (MIA) route, which will ramp up from 10 weekly departures in November 2026 to 14 weekly flights (double-daily) through December and January, before reverting to 10 weekly frequencies across February and March 2027. Similarly, services between Bogota and Orlando (MCO) will double from seven to 14 weekly frequencies during December and January, returning to daily operations thereafter.
Connectivity into Peru will see major capacity injections in January and February 2027, with LATAM operating 28 weekly frequencies on the Bogota–Lima (LIM) trunk route, 10 weekly flights from Cartagena, and daily services from Medellin. Southbound, the airline will maintain 21 weekly flights between Bogota and Santiago de Chile (SCL), alongside 21 weekly frequencies linking Bogota with São Paulo (GRU). The Brazilian service will utilize wet-leased 286-seat widebody Airbus A330-200 aircraft operated by Wamos Air.
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Erika Zarante, CEO of LATAM Airlines Colombia, highlighted the sustained momentum across the Colombian market, emphasizing that the strategic deployment reinforces Colombia’s role as a major transit platform connecting South American traffic with North America and regional commercial hubs.
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