LATAM Airlines expands its European network.
The company will inaugurate in April 2027 a direct link between Geneva and São Paulo, according to a press release.
The opening remains subject to approval by the competent authorities.
Operated by a Boeing 787-9, the route will make Geneva the eleventh European destination and the thirty-third international destination of LATAM Brasil.
It will be the first direct connection between Geneva and Latin America.
The company will inaugurate in April 2027 a direct link between Geneva and São Paulo, according to a press release.
The opening remains subject to approval by the competent authorities.
Operated by a Boeing 787-9, the route will make Geneva the eleventh European destination and the thirty-third international destination of LATAM Brasil.
It will be the first direct connection between Geneva and Latin America.
LATAM Airlines: Three flights per week
The flights will depart from Geneva on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 12:05 and will arrive in São Paulo/Guarulhos at 18:55. On the return, they will depart from São Paulo on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 18:05 and land in Geneva at 09:55 the following day. The schedules, in local time, are subject to change.
Tickets will go on sale starting Sunday, November 1, 2026 on latam.com and through the airline’s other sales channels.
From Guarulhos, passengers will be able to reach LATAM’s domestic Brazilian network and connections to Chile, Peru and Colombia. On the European side, partnerships with 18 airlines offer connections from Geneva to Istanbul, Vienna, Warsaw or Zurich.
“This new direct link to São Paulo will allow Swiss and European travelers to access not only Brazil, but also a wide range of destinations across South America thanks to our Guarulhos hub,” says Thibaud Morand, LATAM Airlines’ General Manager for Europe, Asia and the South Pacific, in the press release.
Tickets will go on sale starting Sunday, November 1, 2026 on latam.com and through the airline’s other sales channels.
From Guarulhos, passengers will be able to reach LATAM’s domestic Brazilian network and connections to Chile, Peru and Colombia. On the European side, partnerships with 18 airlines offer connections from Geneva to Istanbul, Vienna, Warsaw or Zurich.
“This new direct link to São Paulo will allow Swiss and European travelers to access not only Brazil, but also a wide range of destinations across South America thanks to our Guarulhos hub,” says Thibaud Morand, LATAM Airlines’ General Manager for Europe, Asia and the South Pacific, in the press release.
