LATAM Airlines Group SA Sponsored ADR

LATAM Airlines Group SA is holding company, which engages in the provision of passenger air transportation and cargo services. The Air Transportation segment corresponds to the route network for air transport. The Multiplus Coalition and Loyalty Program segment offers a coalition system, interrelated among its members, along with being a government entity with a separately business and not directly related to air transport. The company was founded in 1929 and is headquartered in Las Condes, Chile.

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Brazilian airline Azul SA has approached Chile's bankrupt LATAM Airlines Group with the aim of buying its Brazilian operation, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters.

Azul looking to buy bankrupt LATAM Airlines' Brazil operation, source says

Large Latin American Airlines have filed for bankruptcy after the pandemic while U.S. carriers have avoided this. There are historical and structural reasons for this.

Why Big Latin Airlines Chose Bankruptcy While U.S. Airlines Didn't

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South America's airlines are bracing to cut flight capacity in the region beyond original expectations as a second wave of coronavirus infections in Brazil rages on and dampens demand for travel.

South American airlines brace for flight cuts as second wave of virus rages in Brazil

LATAM Airlines Group, the region's largest airline, on Tuesday reported a loss of $962.5 million in the fourth quarter, hurt by a second wave of the pandemic which has hit Latin America particularly hard.

LATAM Airlines reports $963 million loss in fourth quarter

LATAM Airlines is in restructuring bankruptcy, but the fleet has changed very little. Reason for small changes can be found in the fleet age.

Bankrupt LATAM Airlines: No Fleet Exodus

A New York district court overseeing the bankruptcy of LATAM Airlines Group (OTC: LTMAQ) approved a financing proposal to allow the Chilean carrier to access $2.45 billion for countering the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Bankrupt LATAM Gets Financial Lifeline

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