
LAN Colombia

- IATA Code
- 4C
- ICAO Code
- ARE
- Corporate Address
- Lan Airlines S.A.
Americo Vespucio 901, Renca
Santiago
Chile - Website
- http://www.lan.com/en_au/sitio_personas/index.html
- Main hub
- Bogota Eldorado International Airport
- Country
- Colombia
- Business model
- Full Service Carrier
- Association Membership
- ALTA
IATA
LAN Colombia (previously Aires) is a Colombian airline based in Bogota, with additional bases in Barranquilla and Medellin. LAN Colombia has experienced strong growth in recent years, capturing a larger share of the growing domestic market and expanding into international markets across South, Central and North America. It began operating under the brand LAN Colombia as of 3-Dec-2011.
Location of LAN Colombia main hub (Bogota Eldorado International Airport)
46 total articles
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LAN Colombia’s financial turnaround taking longer than expected
LAN Chile suspends Miami-Bogotá service from 23-Aug-2012
LAN Colombia and Satena add new equipment types
LAN Colombia to increase frequency on Bogota-Miami service
Lan Colombia launches Bogota-Miami service
LAN Airlines profits down in 4Q2011 and 2011
LAN Colombia prepares for launch of US service
LAN Colombia contracts Sabre to implement full content distribution
LAN Colombia commences operation
LAN Airlines and Amadeus sign full content distribution agreement
Colombia domestic pax up 6%, int'l pax up 14% in Sep-2011
US Department of Transportation Filings: 26-Oct-2011
US Department of Transportation Filings: 25-Oct-2011
US Department of Transportation Filings: 22-Sep-2011
US Department of Transportation Filings: 19-Aug-2011
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LAN outlook brightens as strong 3Q2011 earnings are recorded and as merger with TAM nears
Latin American airline group LAN has reported a significant improvement in its third quarter earnings following a surprisingly weak second quarter. Latin America’s buoyant economy drove the strong showing and has LAN confident it can remain highly profitable in 4Q2011 and 2012 despite the challenging global market conditions. LAN’s planned merger with Brazil’s TAM, which will now almost certainly be completed in Mar-2012, further improves the group’s medium to long-term outlook as LAN gains access to Brazil, the region’s largest economy by a wide margin and one of the world’s largest emerging markets.
Avianca benefits in Colombia from restructuring at new LAN subsidiary Aires
Avianca has been the main beneficiary of the restructuring at Colombian-low cost carrier Aires, growing its share of the domestic market and improving its profitability since LAN acquired Aires late last year. Avianca also has benefitted from capacity reductions by the other two main players in Colombia’s domestic market, Copa Colombia and Satena.
LAN blames fuel prices, ash cloud and Aires for unusually small profit
LAN turned a net profit of only USD16 million in 2Q2011, a 74% decrease compared with the USD61 million profit from 2Q2010 and the airline group’s lowest profit for any quarter since 2Q2009. LAN, which over the past several years has had one of highest airline profit margins in the world, also recorded its lowest operating profit margin in five years. The Chile-based airline group said its 2Q2011 results were impacted by higher fuel prices, operational disruptions caused by volcanic ash and losses at new Colombian subsidiary Aires.
LAN’s 2011 outlook bright despite losses at Aires and delay in TAM merger to 2012
LAN remains optimistic it can continue posting double-digit profit margins throughout 2011 despite rising fuel costs, losses at its new Colombian operation and delays in proceeding with its proposed merger with TAM. The merger transaction, which would bring together Latin America’s two largest airline groups, is now not likely to be completed until early 2012.
Copa and LAN report strong traffic growth for March
Latin American airline groups Copa and LAN have again reported strong traffic growth as they look forward to another strong year of earnings.
Avianca-TACA enjoys profitable first year as merged entity
Avianca-TACA is confident of a successful debut on the Colombian stock exchange after a profitable first year as Latin America’s fourth largest airline group. Colombia-based Avianca and El Salvador-based TACA completed their historic merger in early 2010, creating the fourth largest airline group in Latin America after LAN, TAM and Gol.
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