LATAM Airlines Peru has confirmed the start of its direct flights Lima – London, a historic operation that will begin on Friday, December 1, with 5 frequencies per week. Here we tell you all the details of this new route, such as flight time, departure times, as well as the price of the ticket.
“We are very happy for the start of this operation. With our direct flights to London Heathrow International Airport, we became the first Peruvian airline to fly directly to London. This, added to the wide deployment of the start of operations in the last months of the year, continues to strengthen our commitment to the country and Peruvians,” said Manuel van Oordt, CEO of LATAM Airlines Peru.
What will be the schedules of the Lima – London route?
This operation, subject to certain administrative authorizationscontemplated in 12-hour flights, will link the country’s capital with the European continent on a new route to be operated on Boeing 789 aircraft, a modern fleet with a capacity for a total of 300 passengers: 30 passengers in the Premium Business cabin and 270 in Economy, according to the following itinerary:
How much does the ticket cost?
According to the LATAM Airlines website, the one-way leg to London costs US$711.27, while the return has a value of US$922.52. at the current exchange rate they would be costing S/2,648 and S/3,434, respectively. It should be noted that prices vary depending on demand.
Flight available in LATAM.
London, capital of United Kingdom, is one of the most iconic tourist centers of the old continent, with such historical attractions as the Palace of Westminster, Picadilly Circus, as well as the Tower of London and the impressive Big Ben. Added to these spaces is the iconoclastic avant-garde art of various popular London neighborhoods such as Soho and Notting Hill, in addition to the pieces that the British Museum safeguards.
“Thanks to simplified visa access and joint CPTPP membership, both passengers and exporters will benefit equally from this direct service. Whether traveling to explore historic sites like Machu Picchu or opening doors to expanding commerce, we look forward to welcoming the first passengers on this new route,” said Heathrow Airport commercial director Ross Baker.
Source: Larepublica
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