LATAM Cargo launches Mexico-Brazil route

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LATAM Cargo Brasil will connect the markets of Mexico and Brazil with a weekly cargo frequency starting in April.

The cargo airline will operate this route on a B767F. 

The southbound flight will serve Mexico City-Recife-Viracopos on Sundays, while the northbound flight will connect Viracopos with Mexico City on Saturdays.

A spokesperson for the airline said: “The new operation will expedite the shipping process for customers who need to reach their markets in the shortest possible time and allow the LATAM Cargo operators to offer an additional alternative to its existing cargo service onboard passenger aircraft.”

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