LATAM Airlines Group was highlighted as the most sustainable airline group within America, Europe and Oceania and fourth worldwide, in the 2022 edition of the Standard & Poor's (S&P) Sustainability Yearbook. 51 companies in the industry were evaluated through criteria that measure the best environmental, social and corporate governance practices. This year, LATAM obtained the Bronze category and had outstanding management in the following areas: Environmental and Social Report, Climate Strategy, Passenger Safety, Labor Practice Indicators, Corporate Citizenship and Philanthropy, among others.



We are proud that from this part of the world we are recognized, by an organization as important as S&P, in a dimension that is critical for all companies today. As a group we have many plans and a lot of ambition, we have set very demanding goals and in the coming months, we hope to announce new initiatives that will allow us to continue advancing in the protection of the iconic ecosystems Saudi Arabia Mobile Number List of Latin America, the migration to a zero waste to landfill model, and increase our connectivity capacity for the benefit of the communities in the region,” said Roberto Alvo, CEO of LATAM Airlines Group. “We congratulate LATAM Airlines Group for achieving Bronze status in the 2022 Sustainability Yearbook, which highlights the best performing companies among their industry peers and in terms of financially significant ESG metrics.







With more than 7,000 companies evaluated, an inclusion in the yearbook is a true statement of excellence in corporate sustainability,” said Manjit Jus, Global Head of ESG Research at S&P Global. It is worth remembering that last year, the group launched its sustainability strategy , highlighting its commitment to the protection of the strategic ecosystems of South America, the migration to a zero waste to landfill model, and making available its connectivity capacity for the benefit of the communities of the region. The lines of action of the strategy were designed collaboratively with experts and environmental organizations from across the region and seek to make the group carbon neutral by.