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LAN Ecuador

IATA Code
XL
ICAO Code
LNE
Corporate Address
Aerolane, Líneas Aéreas Nacionales del Ecuador S.A.
Avenida Amazonas y Pasaje Guayas, E3-131
Quito
Ecuador
Website
http://www.lan.com
Main hub
Guayaquil Jose Joaquin de Olmedo Airport
Country
Ecuador
Business model
Full Service Carrier
Alliance
oneworld (affiliate)
Joined Alliance
2000
Association Membership
ALTA
IATA
Codeshare Partners
American Airlines
Iberia

LAN Ecuador is a part of the consolidated LAN entity which incorporates LAN Airlines, LAN Cargo, LAN Express, LAN Argentina, and LAN Peru. LAN Ecuador offers regional services between the Ecuadorian cities of Guayaquil, Cuenca, and Quito, and international services to Madrid, Miami, and New York City.

Location of LAN Ecuador main hub (Guayaquil Jose Joaquin de Olmedo Airport)

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LAN’s 2011 outlook bright despite losses at Aires and delay in TAM merger to 2012

29-Apr-2011 9:38 AM

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.

Latin American aviation: Can Avianca set the Synergies flowing?

14-Sep-2009 3:40 PM

Colombian aviation is undergoing a renaissance as flag carrier, Avianca, gears up for an aggressive expansion phase. Fresh from last month’s successful bond issue, in which the carrier raised close to USD250 million, Avianca is on the expansion trail, both organically and via the acquisitions of its parent conglomerate, the Synergy Group. Avianca, along with Brazil’s OceanAir, are key components of Synergy’s grand plan to create one of Latin America’s largest integrated cross-border airline and cargo groups. So far, the progress is on-track, as we review in this SWOT analysis.

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