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LATAM Airlines Group plans to close this 2026 with a historic fleet, going from the current 382 aircraft a 410 by the end of the year.
The group LATAM Airlines consolidates its global growth and regional connectivity strategy by reaching the middle of the year with an operational fleet of 382 aircraft. During the first semester of 2026, the company incorporated 13 latest generation aircraft and plans to receive others 28 before the end of the year. With this, The total fleet will amount to 410 units, marking the highest figure in the history of the airline and positioning it within the 12 largest fleets in the world.
This milestone represents a source of pride for the Latin American airline industry, proving that an airline born in South America can compete on a global scale while continuing to strengthen the connectivity network in the region.
LATAM reaches the largest fleet in its history
In the first six months of the year, The distribution of the new aircraft was divided as follows:
- 7 Airbus A320neo y 4 Airbus A321neo: Destined to connect millions of passengers within their own countries and between the different markets of South America.
- 2 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner: Long-range teams in charge of operating international routes to Europe, Oceania and North America.
For the second semester, the group anticipates the arrival of more aircraft from manufacturers Airbus and Boeing. One of the main operational developments will occur in October, month in which the first ones will be integrated Embraer E195-E2, models that will allow you to exclusively strengthen the home network of Brazil.
In the medium term, LATAM Airlines confirmed that in 2027 you will receive your first Airbus A321XLR. This single-aisle, extended-range model will expand the possibilities for medium and long-distance travel, marking a new milestone for the group's network.
Supporting sustainability goals
Fleet modernization is a fundamental pillar to improve operational efficiency and reduce environmental impact. Towards the end of the decade, The company projects that more than 50% of its aircraft are of the latest generation.
The new models will allow a reduction of between 15% and a 25% in fuel consumption and CO2 emissions compared to the aircraft they replace. Roberto Albo commented, CEO de LATAM Airlines Group
Each aircraft that joins the fleet expands the ability to connect people, economies and opportunities, reaffirming the central purpose that moves LATAM Airlines in the global market.
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