After a three-year hiatus, LATAM resumes flights to Johannesburg

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LATAM Airlines confirmed that it will resume flights between Sao Paulo and Johannesburg as of July 2023. The airline will operate with 300-seat Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, as announced by AEROIN.

The carrier will offer three services per week on the aforementioned route. Sao Paulo and Johannesburg will recover their non-stop connection after over three years.

Flight schedules and days of operation are unknown at the time of publication.

See also: LATAM to increase flights to Los Angeles.

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«Johannesburg is another milestone in our international resumption movement, which is being carried out strategically, expanding supply where there is passenger demand. This flight will serve a corporate demand that has always been relevant between the countries, in addition to the tourism potential of the destination. A direct operation between the countries will undoubtedly be a differentiated product in the airline market,» said Aline Mafra, LATAM Brazil’s Sales and Marketing Director.

LATAM has 19 international destinations in Sao Paulo. As of October 30th, there will be 20, with the restart of Boston.

  • Asuncion (ASU)
  • Barcelona (BCN)
  • Bogota (BOG)
  • Buenos Aires (AEP)
  • Buenos Aires (EZE)
  • Frankfurt (FRA)
  • Lima (LIM)
  • Lisbon (LIS)
  • London (LHR)
  • Mendoza (MDZ)
  • Mexico City (MEX)
  • Miami (MIA)
  • Milan (MXP)
  • Montevideo (MVD)
  • New York (JFK)
  • Orlando (MCO)
  • Paris (CDG)
  • Rome (FCO)
  • Santiago de Chile (SCL)

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