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Delta–LATAM Capacity Jumps 31% as Partnership Carries 17.4 Million Travelers

Delta Air Lines and LATAM Airlines report 17.4 million passengers carried since their joint venture launch in 2022. Capacity is up 31% from 2023, with 28 routes connecting North and South America. The partnership offers reciprocal loyalty benefits and expanded travel options. According to the airlines, 83,000 flights and 20.8 million seats were operated between October 2022 and July 2026.

LATAM Credit Rating Rises to BB+ as S&P Rewards Its Fuel-Shock Resilience

S&P Global Ratings upgraded LATAM Airlines Group's credit rating from BB to BB+ on 21 September 2026, citing strong first-half 2026 performance despite high fuel prices. LATAM's revenue rose 27.6% in Q2 2026, with adjusted EBITDA guidance raised to $4.1-4.4 billion. S&P expects $4.3 billion in adjusted EBITDA for 2026 and projects continued growth.

Latam Airlines rating upgraded by S&P on strong performance

S&P Global Ratings upgraded Latam Airlines Group S.A. (NYSE:LTM) to 'BB+' from 'BB' on strong H1 2026 performance, citing increased passenger revenue and adjusted EBITDA projections of $4.3B. The company plans to expand its fleet and has a share repurchase program. S&P expects funds from operations to debt to remain above 45% through 2028.

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Delta–LATAM Capacity Jumps 31% as Partnership Carries 17.4 Million Travelers

Delta Air Lines and LATAM Airlines report 17.4 million passengers carried since their joint venture launch in 2022. Capacity is up 31% from 2023, with 28 routes connecting North and South America. The partnership offers reciprocal loyalty benefits and expanded travel options. According to the airlines, 83,000 flights and 20.8 million seats were operated between October 2022 and July 2026.

Airline Stocks Report Robust August 2026 Traffic Numbers: An Analysis

Copa Holdings (CPA), LATAM Airlines (LTM), Volaris (VLRS), and Ryanair (RYAAY) reported August 2026 traffic numbers. CPA's RPM and capacity increased 16.8% YoY, with a stable load factor. LTM's capacity rose 7% YoY, but load factor fell 1.8%. VLRS saw 15.4% RPM growth, with a slight load factor decline. RYAAY transported 22.2M passengers, up 6% YoY, with a steady load factor. All carriers face high fuel and labor costs but benefit from strong air travel demand.

LATAM Airlines Invests US$25 Million to Deploy

LATAM Airlines is investing over US$25 million to equip 60+ Airbus and Embraer aircraft with multi-orbit satellite technology for free internet access to LATAM Pass members. The upgrade aims to enhance connectivity and passenger experience, targeting regional and mid-range international flights. The airline partners with SES for a hybrid GEO and MEO satellite network to reduce latency and coverage gaps. The initiative is part of a broader fleet modernization strategy, including the introduction

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LTIMindtree Opens New AI Competency Centre in Kolkata

LTIMindtree Ltd (LTM) opened a new AI Competency Centre in Kolkata to expand operations and access talent. The move aims to decentralize infrastructure and support AI solutions for global clients, balancing growth with costs. Investors will watch for utilization and revenue impact.

LATAM is getting 11 new aircraft before the end of the year

LATAM Airlines Group plans to add 11 new aircraft (1 Airbus A320neo, 4 A321neos, 6 Embraer E195-E2s) to its fleet by the end of 2026, backed by $505M in financing, including $400M tied to emissions performance. The airline expects to receive 28 new aircraft in total by 2026, bringing its fleet to over 410. LATAM aims to reduce emissions intensity by 6% by 2030 and reach net-zero by 2050.

Chile Markets: IPSA & the Peso — August 26, 2026

Chile's S&P IPSA index fell 0.8% to 11,451 on 25 August, driven by a 4.1% drop in lithium producer SQM-B shares. The peso remained stable at 913.30 per US dollar. Latam Airlines rose 2.8% due to lower oil prices. The index is 1.5% below its January record high, with lithium sector volatility cited as a key influence.

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