LAN’s Easter deals to South America
SYDNEY – LAN Airlines has announced a range of discount fares for travel from Australia to over 50 destinations in 12 countries- Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Peru, Mexico, Paraguay, Uruguay and Venezuela.
Return Economy Class airfares to Santiago start from A$1009 ex Sydney, including taxes and surcharges.
“LAN’s special Easter fares are some of the best ever offered to Latin America,†said Rodrigo Contreras, general manager Australia, New Zealand and Asia for LAN.
“Not only do we offer great deals to the best known destinations- we also offer competitive pricing and a vast range of other destinations deep in the heart of Latin America and beyond,†he said.
The “Super Sale Special†fares are also available ex Brisbane, Adelaide, Cairns, Hobart, Perth and Darwin.
Fares are valid for sale until April 30, 2009, for travel until September 30, 2009. Taxes, fees and surcharges are included, but seats are limited at this level.
LAN Airlines offers six weekly services from Sydney to Santiago via Auckland.
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