New Latam Flights Start Operating in March 2026, Boost Congonhas-Confins to 58 Weekly Frequencies and Strengthen São Paulo-Uberlândia Air Hub

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 16/12/2025 at 17:38

Updated on 16/12/2025 at 17:40

Latam amplia voos a partir de março de 2026, soma 58 frequências Congonhas-Confins, reforça Uberlândia e eleva oferta Guarulhos-Uberlândia para 26 voos semanais

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Expansion Starts in March 2026, Increases Frequencies between Congonhas, Confins, and Uberlândia, Includes Reinforcement from Guarulhos and Integrates Strategy to Increase Air Connectivity and Support Economic Dynamism

The air network in Minas Gerais will be expanded starting in March 2026 with new frequencies from Latam Airlines, increasing connections between São Paulo and strategic cities in the state, with a direct impact on mobility, the regional economy, and national integration.

The expansion includes new flights between São Paulo/Congonhas and Belo Horizonte/Confins, as well as the reinforcement of connections between São Paulo and Uberlândia, a productive hub of the Triângulo Mineiro, with tickets on sale as early as next week.

At São Paulo/Congonhas Airport, in the southern zone of the capital, Latam will add two Sunday flights on the Congonhas-Confins route, increasing the operation to 58 weekly flights between São Paulo and Belo Horizonte.

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Progressive Reinforcement Starting in June 2026

Starting in June 2026, the São Paulo/Guarulhos-Uberlândia route will have five new weekly frequencies, operating with 26 flights per week, significantly increasing the air capacity in the region.

According to the Government of Minas, the advancement results from the actions of the State Department of Economic Development and Invest Minas, which coordinate strategies to strengthen air connectivity and support regional development.

For the Director of Investment Attraction of Invest Minas, Ronaldo Barquette, the expansion accompanies the current economic scenario of the state. “Minas is experiencing a moment of strong economic dynamism,” he stated, highlighting industry, agribusiness, tourism, and services.

Impact on Attractiveness and New Destinations

The expansion reinforces the attractiveness of Minas Gerais for investments, events, leisure tourism, and business travel, offering more schedules, greater convenience, and better integration with the national and international network.

In addition to the new frequencies, Latam confirmed for 2026 the routes Belo Horizonte/Confins-Fortaleza and Brasília-Uberlândia, further expanding the state’s air reach and consolidating its strategic position in the country, even amid gradual adjustments in supply.

With information from Agency Minas Gerais.

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