Following the success indicators from the previous cycle, the operation will be structured as follows: Operation Period: From June 15 to August 30, 2026. Frequency and Capacity: The service will start with daily flights, scaling up to 10 weekly frequencies during the critical months of July and August. Equipment: Aircraft from the Airbus A320 family will be used, configured with a capacity of 174 passengers, ensuring standards of efficiency and comfort. This expansion of the offering not only benefits the mentioned tourist centers but also favors operational integration with the global network that the airline offers from its hub in Brazil. 'This route provides over 12,500 seats strategically distributed for the high winter season,' stated Florencia Scardaccione, Commercial Manager of LATAM in Argentina. The executive emphasized that the expansion of the air offer translates directly into a positive impact on local consumption and the generation of genuine jobs in the country. In parallel with the announcement for Ushuaia, the company reaffirms its commitment to the Andean region through the reactivation of services between São Paulo and San Carlos de Bariloche. Buenos Aires, January 10 (NA)—In a strategic move aimed at dynamizing the regional tourism market, LATAM Airlines Brasil announced the launch of a new direct route that will connect São Paulo International Airport (Guarulhos) with the city of Ushuaia. This initiative, according to company sources informed to the Argentine News Agency, seeks not only to strengthen the international connectivity of the Argentine Republic but also to act as a catalyst for employment and economic activity in the province of Tierra del Fuego. The new operation, currently subject to the necessary government validations, is projected for the seasonal period from July 1 to August 31. 'We are delighted to directly connect São Paulo with the 'End of the World'. This direct connection facilitates access from the region's main source market to the southern tip of the continent, optimizing inbound tourism flows during the snow season. Seats for these services will be available through official sales channels and associated travel agencies shortly.'
