Although it is subject to government approval, the first flights are expected to depart from December 2023.
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Latam Airlines announces a new route between Lima (Peru) and Aruba, in the Caribbean. This new operation, subject to government approval, is scheduled to start on December 2 of this year with three flights per week. Aruba will become the fourth destination in this area operated by Latam, which already has flights to Cancun (Mexico), Punta Cana (Dominican Republic) and San José (Costa Rica).
“It gives us great joy to continue connecting our country with emblematic destinations. Connecting the Lima-Aruba route, a destination so visited worldwide and with a special value for our country, It opens up more opportunities for us to vacation and to expand foreign tourism for all Peruvians”assured Manuel Van Oordt, CEO of Latam Airlines Peru and Ecuador.
Air tickets are already available for sale. The new Lima-Aruba route will be operated on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays on Airbus A319 aircraft (with capacity for 12 passengers in Premium Economy cabin and 126 in Economy) or Airbus A320 (with capacity for 12 passengers in Premium Economy cabin and 162 in Economy ), according to the following itinerary:
Source: Larepublica
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