The group LATAM will return to operate non-stop service between the city of Rosario, in Argentina, and the Lima airport, in Peru. This direct flight will resume from December 1, 2024, subject to government approval.
The route will be operated by Airbus 319/320 aircraft, with capacity for 138 passengers (12 passengers in Premium Economy cabin and 126 in Economy) and 174 passengers (12 passengers in Premium Economy cabin and 162 in Economy) respectively.
Initially, a frequency of three days per week is planned, complying with the following itinerary:
Flight number: LA2432
- Lima – Rosario
- Departure: 00:05
- Arrival: 06:10
- Days of operation: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Flight number: LA2433
- Rosario- Lima
- Departure: 07:35
- Arrival: 10:00
- Days of operation: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
This is important for the area, since it allows connection with many LATAM destinations, such as, for example, we recently did from Lima to Los Angeles.
And the full press release with the details:
Buenos Aires, June 14, 2024.- The LATAM group informs that from June 18, non-stop flights between the city of Rosario (Argentina) and Lima (Peru) will be available for sale.
The route will be operated with Airbus 319/320 aircraft, with capacity for 138 passengers (12 passengers in Premium Economy cabin and 126 in Economy) and 174 passengers (12 passengers in Premium Economy cabin and 162 in Economy) respectively.
It will initially have a frequency of three days per week, complying with the following itinerary:
Flight number: LA2432
Origin – Destination: Lima – RosarioDeparture: 00:05
Arrival: 06:10
Days of operation: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Flight number: LA2433
Origin – Destination: Rosario- Lima
Departure: 07:35
Arrival: 10:00
Days of operation: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
“We are very happy to be able to reopen this route, which allows us to provide a better service proposal for our passengers and at the same time benefit regional economies and strengthen our country abroad. It is a pride for me to be part of this new milestone together with all of us who make up LATAM Airlines in Argentina,” said Florencia Scardaccione, Commercial Manager.
“The announcement of this air route is extremely relevant and allows us to promote Rosario and Santa Fé not only on a tourist level but will also strengthen the province in terms of business through corporate traffic. Santa Fé is carrying out an air connection plan and is also strengthening the logistics branch of the province at this airport. We thank LATAM for trusting Rosario and the Province of Santa Fé,” commented Gustavo Puccini, Minister of Productive Development.
These flights will allow Rosario residents to reach Peru more directly, to discover its archaeological treasures, enjoy its gastronomy and visit cities such as Cusco, a World Heritage Site. Additionally, through the LATAM hub in Lima, passengers will be able to access more than 25 international destinations that LATAM has in Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador, the United States, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Aruba. and more than 17 national destinations within Peru.
Rosario, also known as the Cradle of the National Flag, is the third most populated city in the country and has important tourist attractions, parks, monuments, museums and stands out for the coast of the Paraná River and its islands. The city has a very active port and important river traffic. The restart of this operation contributes to the increase in tourists in Rosario, betting not only on the growth of tourist activity but also on businesses in the region.
Finally, to learn more about LATAM destinations, visit www.latamairlines.com
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