The aerosolsílines that are part of the group LATAM Cargo received their third Boeing 767F of theñO, to add together 19 aircraft.
The milestone reinforces its positionón as the group of aerolíloading lines máSudam's bigérica, upon completing your expansion planón proposed for this añO.
19 Boeing 767F aircraft at LATAM Cargo
The cargo fleet growth plan announced in 2021 for him LATAM group, concreteó the sum of eight aircraft converted from passengers to cargo, which resulted in a growth of más of the 70% in cargo capacity comparedón to that existing prior to the pandemic. LATAM Cargo expandedó its fleet uniformlyéne with him Boeing 767-300 BCF, by being éis the airship idóline to operate in the regionón thanks to its efficiency, versatility and sizeñO.
“The arrival of this aircraftón reflects both the commitment to customers and the focus on maintaining an operationón sustainable in the long term. This growth plan was structuredó together, thinking about connecting export industriesón and matter to usón from the kingsón a través a wide and reliable offer. At the same time, se consideró the inherent volatility of the loadéarea and therefore we focus on efficiency, diversify usón and flexibility. Although the industry is going through difficult times, We are happy to have access to this new avión to be able to take advantage of opportunities in the territory”, comenta Gudny Genskowsky, Senior VP of Network and Cargo Alliances.
in the short term, the new cargo aircraft strengthená cherry exports from Chile at úlast quarter ofñO, and increaseá the capacity available for the markets Colombia and Ecuador during the flower season San Valentín. Subsequently, to allowá the group to expand its long-range operations from Norteamérich and Europe towards Sudanérica.
Currently, the group LATAM has 321 planes, 58 passenger Boeing (models 767, 777 and 787) and 245 Airbus aircraft (A319 models, A320, A320neo, A321 and A321neo), to which is added a joint fleet of 19 planes 767 freighters of freight subsidiaries, LATAM Cargo Chile, LATAM Cargo Ecuador, LATAM Cargo Colombia and LATAM Cargo Brazil.
