- LATAM Airlines expands flights from Lima to Aruba
Aruba Airport and the Aruba Tourism Authority (A.T.A.) announced LATAM Airlines’ decision to increase the frequency of its recently launched direct service between Lima and Aruba (LIM-AUA).
Starting in the third quarter of 2024, specifically in July, LATAM Airlines will boost its LIM-AUA flights from 3 weekly to 4 weekly, introducing an additional Monday service to its current Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday operations.
The decision to expand services comes in response to the growing demand for travel on the LIM-AUA route and the success of LATAM’s current offerings.
The increased frequencies aim to provide passengers with more flexibility and options when planning their journeys not only between Lima and Aruba but also to other sought-after destinations in South America serviced by LATAM, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
The current traffic distribution on the Lima flights indicates that Peru remains the largest market share holder at 40%, followed by Chile at 30%, Argentina at 25%, and Brazil at 5%.
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