LATAM Plans To Return All Boeing 787s To Service By Year-End Written 22 August 2018

FlightGlobal reports that LATAM Airlines Group expects to return its “entire Boeing 787 fleet” back to service “by year-end, after it was forced to ground more than half its 787s in the second quarter due to engine issues.” The carrier currently has six 787s grounded, down from a peak of 13 aircraft in June, according to LATAM CFO Ramiro Alfonsin. The remaining aircraft are awaiting Rolls-Royce personnel to perform preventive engine maintenance. Alfonsin called the grounding a “most critical situation” for the airline during the second quarter. 
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