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LATAM to suspend Heathrow-Lima service – Business Traveller

LATAM has announced plans to suspend its flights between London and Lima from 2 February, 2024. The route was only launched at the start of December, and Business Traveller’s Hannah Brandler reviewed the carrier’s business class service on the London-bound leg. Flight review: LATAM Boeing 787 Premium Business Lima-London As flagged on our forum, the latamtrade.com website has published an alert confirming that the route will be suspended between 2 February and 20 March, 2024, with the carrier citing “commercial adjustments”. In addition to the confirmed suspension dates, LATAM said that flights on subsequent dates “will be closed for sale in the system until further notice”. LATAM has provided Business Traveller with the following statement: “From December 1, 2023 we began our direct Li...

Lufthansa to suspend flights to Bristol and Liverpool – Business Traveller

Lufthansa is to suspend three regional routes to France and the UK early next year. As flagged on our forum, the carrier will suspend flights from Frankfurt to Bristol and Liverpool in February 2024. Lufthansa had originally planned to launch flights to Bristol in March 2020, but these were delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, before eventually starting in June 2021. Lufthansa to launch three new routes from UK/Ireland Meanwhile the carrier launched its first flights to Liverpool in May 2022, with a four-times-weekly service operated by a mixture of CRJ900s and A320s aircraft. Lufthansa confirmed the suspensions to Business Traveller, and said that the carrier’s route between Munich and Paris Orly will also be dropped in February. “Lufthansa is continuously evaluating and optimizing it...

DHL easyJet workers suspend Gatwick strike action – Business Traveller

The Unite union has confirmed the suspension of strike action by nearly 600 DHL workers at Gatwick airport. Last week the union announced eight days of strike action by ASC, Menzies Aviation, GGS and DHL Services Ltd employees at the airport, in a dispute over pay. Members had been set to strike for four days from Friday 28 July to Tuesday 1 August, and then again from Friday 4 August to Tuesday 8 August. Gatwick set for eight days of strike action But the union said DHL staff – who are contracted to easyJet at Gatwick – will no longer walk out between 28 July and 1 August, following an improved pay offer. Around 450 ASC, Menzies Aviation and GGS employees will however continue to take part in strike action over the above dates. The companies are employed by carriers including British A...