LATAM Cargo to benefit from 90 tons of belly capacity on new São Paulo–Geneva route

LATAM Cargo is set to benefit from up to 91 tonnes of belly capacity on LATAM Airlines Brasil’s new direct passenger service between São Paulo and Geneva, launching in March next year.

Operating three times a week on Boeing 787-9 aircraft, LATAM Airlines Brasil’s service will offer 55 tonnes of weekly capacity on the outbound route from São Paulo to Geneva, enabling cargo originating in Chile, Peru, and Colombia to reach Switzerland through passenger flight connections via the Guarulhos hub, said LATAM Cargo.

Outbound flights from South America will drive shipments of dry cargo, components, industrial spare parts, and high-value goods.

On inbound flights from Switzerland, the operation will provide 36 tonnes of weekly capacity into South America, catering to IATA CEIV Pharma-certified pharmaceutical shipments, including temperature-controlled medicines.

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