Winter season: SKY increases its flights between Chile and Brazil
In an update published by aviation platform Cirium, SKY Airline is set to increase its flights to Brazil by 38% for the upcoming winter season, including the return of two routes.
This expansion responds to strong demand from Brazilian tourists seeking Chilean destinations known for ski resorts and thermal spas, including Valle Las Trancas, Olmué-La Campana, Aconcagua Valley, and Lake Llanquihue.
In 2024, the number of Brazilian visitors peaked in July, with 142,782 tourists recorded. During that period, LATAM, SKY, and JetSMART operated up to 226 weekly flights between Chile and Brazil.
For the peak months of the 2025 winter season—from June 22 to September 13—SKY Airline will increase its frequencies by 38.9% compared to last year, adding 17 more weekly flights and raising its total from 45 to 62.
SKY’s schedule between Santiago and Brazil
From Santiago (SCL):
- Belo Horizonte (CNF): 3 weekly flights from June 24 to September 13, operated with Airbus A320neo/A321neo.
- Florianópolis (FLN): Increases from 7 to 13 weekly flights starting July 1, operated with A320neo/A321neo. This route will operate year-round.
- Porto Alegre (POA): 4 weekly flights from June 24 to September 14, using A320neo/A321neo.
- Rio de Janeiro (GIG): 14 weekly flights with A320neo/A321neo.
- São Paulo/Guarulhos (GRU): Expands from 14 to 28 weekly flights during July, operated with A320neo. Frequency will be reduced to 7 weekly flights starting in September.
According to Cirium, SKY will offer a total of 110,828 seats on its Chile-Brazil routes in July alone.
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