TAM Airlines launches flights to Brasilia from Orlando

LATAM Airlines Group recently announced that its affiliates TAM Airlines and LAN Peru have expanded their network to South America from Orlando. Media reports said that TAM Airlines started its new flights to Brasilia from Orlando effective from June 12, 2015. The airline is also currently serving Orlando International Airport (MCO) with 14 weekly flights services from Sao Paulo.

LAN Peru also launched its first-ever nonstop flights between Lima''s  Jorge Chávez International Airport and Orlando International Airport. The daily service between the two cities started operating from June 20 this year.

Pablo Chiozza, Senior Vice President, LATAM Airlines Group, USA, Canada and Caribbean, said, “”The company is committed to strengthen the air connectivity between the United States and South America. The increased service to Brasilia and Lima from Orlando reflects the company''s commitment to its customers. The new Brasilia-Orlando and Lima-Orlando routes would significantly enhance the company''s international network and offer convenient travel options to both leisure and business travelers flying out of Orlando International Airport.””

Pablo also said that the two South American cities Brasilia and Lima are serving as effective gateways for travelers from the United States who want to discover over 115 destinations in South America through the extensive network of LAN Peru and TAM Airlines.

Brasilia is presently serving as a main hub of TAM Airlines for domestic operations. With the increase in international flights to the Brazilian capital city, the travelers from the United States would be directly benefited as they will be able to gain convenient access to over 40 destinations in Brazil, particularly to Northern Brazil.