Latam Aims to Operate Flights from Brazil to the Falkland Islands, but Argentina Rejects the Process

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 03/02/2023 at 09:53

Updated on 21/03/2023 at 21:10

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After the accusations that the government of Alberto Fernández was hindering all negotiations for the reestablishment of the flight between the archipelagos and Brazil, which was interrupted due to the pandemic, Argentina was harshly criticized by the government of the Falkland Islands.

According to a report from Clarín, the Islanders announced that they would seek alternatives that did not involve “overflights from Argentina.” Before the pandemic, there were two regular routes departing from the Malvinas Islands: one from Punta Arenas (Chile) and another from São Paulo (Brazil), which made stops in Argentina, in Río Gallegos and Córdoba. All these flights necessarily passed over Argentine territory.

In July 2020, a flight directed to the island that departed from Santiago, Chile, was reestablished; however, the São Paulo – Mount Pleasant route was still on hold.

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On their social media, the administration of the island made a post with a strong statement regarding the Argentine rejection of one of the overflights between Brazil and the Malvinas, and also declared that they were “sad and disappointed.”

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