LATAM Slows Growth As International Demand Weakens
Credit: Rob Finlayson
WASHINGTON—LATAM Airlines has revamped its full-year capacity-growth plan, dropping it one point to 3-5% as the Santiago, Chile-based airline group re-allocates seats to promising markets and cuts back on weaker ones, notably international flying. “We are reacting to the weak international demand by...
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