South America’s largest airline, Chile-based LATAM has a fleet and order book that includes Embraer E2s, Airbus A320/321neos and A321XLRs, and Boeing 787s (pictured).
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Airlines in Latin America have many burdens that should place them low in terms of growth and opportunity against their international peers. They operate in a region that is the most expensive in the world in terms of taxes and fees applied per passenger for flights. Road and train infrastructure...
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