Delta Airlines will have a new route between Boston and Sao Paulo, in Brazil, starting January 6, Ishrion Aviation revealed.
The flight will be operated three times a week with Airbus A330-300 aircraft with 282 seats in four classes. The Boston-Sao Paulo leg will be during the day while the return leg will be at night.
But the new flight has a short duration. Starting March 28, Delta will stop operating the route and the reason is that its partner LATAM Airlines will take over the flight again.
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The service has been operated by LATAM since 2018, but will be interrupted for almost three months for undisclosed reasons.
Today, flights LA8164/8165 are also operated three times a week with Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner widebodies.
This may be the answer to the temporary change, a possible lack of aircraft since LATAM has started a retrofit on 24 787 jets that should last until the second half of 2026.
LATAM boarded more than 62,200 paying passengers on the route between January and September, with a high utilization rate of 90%.
