Delta and LATAM Expand Codeshare With 2 New Routes

Updated: July 17, 2024, 1:55pm CDT

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Delta and LATAM Expand Codeshare With 2 New Routes

Delta and LATAM’s Codeshare Expands Once Again
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Delta and LATAM continue to strengthen their partnership with the addition of several new routes to their codeshare list.

The update includes 2 new services that will be operated by LATAM: one from Miami (MIA) to Medellín (MDE) in Colombia and the other from Atlanta (ATL) to Lima (LIM) in Peru.

“These exciting new routes, combined with our loyalty benefits, will provide even more ways to discover and do business in these dynamic markets,” said Alex Antilla, Vice President for Latin America at Delta.

Let’s take a look at what these new codeshare routes could mean for you.

Delta and LATAM’s Codeshare Expands Once Again

In a nutshell, the codeshare between Delta and LATAM enables travelers to purchase 1-stop itinerary tickets for a trip using both airlines.

For example, with the latest additions, you’ll now be able to take a Delta flight from cities across the U.S. to Atlanta and connect seamlessly on to the new LATAM service to Lima.

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Both new services will start on October 29, 2023, around the time when airlines typically switch to their respective summer or winter schedules.

LATAM’s new Miami to Medellín route will be a daily, year-round service operated by one of the airline’s narrow-body Airbus A320 aircraft.

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Route	Departure	Arrival
MIA-MDE	6:30 p.m.	9:55 p.m.
MDE-MIA	12:30 p.m.	3:55 p.m.

These jets feature 12 seats in premium economy, which is similar to domestic first in the U.S. Rather than opting for the more premium 2-2 configuration, passengers opting for LATAM’s premium economy sit in rows of 3 with the middle seat blocked.

LATAM A320 premium economy — The small premium economy cabin on a LATAM Airbus A320. Image Credit: Daniel Ross

As for the longer route from Atlanta to Lima, this will be operated by a larger Boeing 767 aircraft that features “proper” business class with lie-flat seats. The service will operate on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.

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Route	Departure	Arrival
ATL-LIM	10:45 p.m.	5:40 a.m.
LIM-ATL	12 p.m.	7:10 p.m.

Further additions as part of the expanded codeshare will be the resumption of Delta’s nonstop service between Atlanta and Cartagena (CTG) in Colombia and the introduction of a second daily service between Atlanta and Bogotá (BOG).

Each of the 4 services mentioned will be included in Delta and LATAM’s portfolio of codeshare routes.

Final Thoughts

Codeshare agreements such as this between Delta and LATAM are a hugely important factor that helps us be connected to the extent that we are.

Watch this space for more Delta and LATAM developments.

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Featured Image Credit: Daniel Ross

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About Daniel Ross

Daniel has loved aviation and travel his entire life. He earned a Master of Science in Air Transport Management and has written about travel and aviation in publications like Simple Flying, The Points Guy, and more.

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