The number of vaccines transported free of charge by LATAM is 40% of the doses administered in the region and 2% of the doses worldwide.
The LATAM Group reached 50 million vaccines against SARS-CoV-2, distributed free of charge in South America within the framework of its “Solidarity Plane” program. This unprecedented logistical effort occurs after the commitment made with the governments of the countries where the group has a domestic operation to transport vaccines free of charge on its flights using the highest biosafety standards. LATAM has distributed more than 50 million doses in Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, and Peru, which is equivalent to 40% of the doses administered in the region and 2% of the doses worldwide.
“We are honored to be able to contribute from our role to defeat COVID-19. We understand that our role is not only to connect this region with the world but also to contribute to the well-being of the communities of South America. That is why we will continue to make our Solidarity Plane program available to support the transfer of vaccines, people, supplies or cargo in health matters, natural disasters, or care for the environment,” declared the CEO of LATAM Airlines Group, Roberto Alvo.
With more than 10 years of history, the LATAM Groups Solidarity Plane program seeks to generate value in society through connectivity. To date, it has mobilized in South America more than 1,800 health professionals and patients with urgent medical needs, and more than 570 tons of cargo, including medical supplies and vaccines.
