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With a fourth converted B767 freighter joining its fleet, LATAM Cargo is gearing up for an increase in flights to Europe. Meanwhile, the carrier’s belly capacity is also on the rise in international sectors. On 4 August, Latin America’s largest carrier took delivery of the fourth B767BCF of an order placed last year to convert some of its passenger aircraft into all-cargo configuration. “This freighter will allow us to strengthen our transatlantic offering
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