LATAM Airlines is further expanding its international routes between Europe and South America with the launch of a London – Lima route.
The operation is subject to government approval and will begin flights from December 2nd, with 5 frequencies per week (Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays).
Operating on a Boeing 789 aircraft with a flight duration of 12 hours, this route will connect the capital of Peru with London and Europe.
The Boeing 789 modern aircraft holds a capacity of 30 passengers in Premium Business and 270 in Economy cabins.
Davide Ioppolo, LATAM Regional Commercial Director for Central and Southeast Europe, United Kingdom, Nordic Countries, Middle East and South Africa, said:
“We are thrilled about the commencement of this operation. With our direct flights from London Heathrow International Airport to Lima.
“This represents a historic milestone for LATAM Airlines, as we become the only airline to connect directly to Peru from the UK. This added to the route we already operate to Sao Paulo brings us to 12 weekly frequencies from the UK and solidifies us as the best option for passengers who want to fly to South America, reaching 143 destinations in 22 countries.”
Heathrow’s Chief Commercial Officer, Ross Baker, said: “We are delighted to welcome LATAM’s new Lima service to Heathrow – the UK’s only direct connection to Peru.
“Thanks to streamlined visa access and joint membership of CPTPP, passengers and British exporters alike will benefit from this direct service.”
Airline tickets are now available for purchase through the website www.latamairlines.com and travel agencies.
