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Latam Airlines May Have Finally Got Back Its Momentum

Eduardo Thomson, Bloomberg

This is good news for Latam but even better news for the region as it continues to deal with disappointment in Brazil and the complete failure of Venezuela.

2 years ago

TAM Is the First Airline in the Americas to Get Airbus’ Next-Gen A350

Marisa Garcia, Skift

A new plane is only as cool as the ambitions it reveals about the airline, and TAM is certainly ambitious right now.

4 years ago

Avianca Brasil Sits Out Rivals’ Fare Fight With Bet on Free Meals

Christiana Sciaudone, Bloomberg

Avianca Brasil won't make a profit this year but it is maintaining its share of corporate travel while Gol and Tam are struggling to attract business travelers and are resorting to discounting fares to fill seats.

5 years ago

The Brazilian Economy Is Bad and That’s Good for Its Domestic Flyers

Christiana Sciaudone, Bloomberg

Is this the equivalent of the early 1980s in the U.S.? Or something unique altogether?

5 years ago

TAM Airlines Celebrates Rio’s 450th Birthday With a Copacabana Paint Job

Marisa Garcia, Skift

It's lovely to see an airline get into the spirit of local celebrations, especially one as significant as this. Parabéns, Rio de Janeiro! Os melhores desejos para os próximos 450 anos.

5 years ago

5 Travel Brands Winning on Social Media for the Week Ending August 1, 2014

Joyce Manalo, Skift

Instagram is becoming a clearer choice for airlines to reach new fans.

5 years ago

Top 10 Most Popular Travel Brands on YouTube in May

Joyce Manalo, Skift

Encourage your audience to revel in summer fun and dare them to broaden their cultural horizons.

6 years ago

Azul Orders New Jets from Airbus to Prepare for Expansion to U.S.

Reuters

Even if it's only one flight, the return of Neeleman to U.S. airports is significant enough to get rival execs looking over their shoulders.

6 years ago

TAM Airlines Adding 750 Flights for World Cup

Dennis Schaal, Skift

TAM says it is adding 750 flights for the World Cup, and an additional 1,000 temporary workers to accommodate all of those soccer fans. The airline has had two years to plan for the World Cup, and for many passengers TAM will be their all-important introduction to Brazil and the championship. Let the flights and games begin.

6 years ago