LAN Airlines receives the fleet's Twentieth Boeing 767-300 aircraft.

Throughout the Year the Airline Has Received Eight Additional New Airbus 319 Jets for Domestic and Regional Service

MIAMI -- The latest addition to the LAN Airlines fleet - a Boeing 767-300 has arrived, marking the 20th long haul aircraft of its kind for the LAN Airlines fleet that services Latin America to and from the United States, Mexico, Tahiti and the Caribbean among other regions. The new aircraft joins the rest of the airline's long-haul fleet which includes 9 Boeing 767-300F cargo jets and 4 Airbus A340 that operate routes to Europe and Australia.

This year, LAN Airlines and its cargo subsidiary, LAN Cargo, have received 5 new Boeing 767-300s, including four passenger aircraft and one cargo jet as part of the growth and renewal of the airline's fleet.

In addition, 8 new short haul Airbus A319s have been incorporated into the LAN alliance to replace the Boeing 737-200s that are ceasing operation as of mid 2007 as part of the fleet renewal. The additions are part of the newest generation of aircraft providing a substantial upgrade in service, quality and comfort.

Between 2006 and 2008, the LAN Airline Alliance will receive a total of 13 Boeing 767-300s which will join 32 Airbus A320, A319 and A318 summing up to a total of 45 airliners and an approximate investment of US$ 2 billion.

Ignacio Cueto, President and Chief Operating Officer LAN Airlines, commented: "this historical growth of our fleet is a reflection of our commitment to the region. Passengers and cargo clients of the LAN Alliance will have one of the most modern fleets in the world at their service with the same standards of excellence that we are internationally known for."

The new Boeing 767-300s will carry LAN's new Premium Business Class, which blends the best of First and Business Class together to offer a product that only select airlines in the world can deliver. The new concept is based on what business travelers value most on long-haul flights: the ability to rest. With this purpose, the new cabin incorporates the new full-flat, 180-degree recline seats, offering passengers greater comfort for sleeping in a completely full-flat horizontal position. New down comforters and soft pillows create a true bed experience, and dividing panels between seats offer maximum privacy during the flight. The new economy seats also have an increased recline with forward-sliding cushions that offer a greater sense of comfort.

Inflight entertainment is also receiving an upgrade on both Premium Business and Economy classes, as of 2007, placing LAN in the forefront of the industry by offering one of the largest selections of entertainment among the world's airlines.

LAN is investing approximately 50% of its profit, approximately US$100 million dollars in the product it offers clients in its long haul service operated by its Boeing 767-300 fleet. The LAN Alliance fleet is currently comprised of 70 passenger and 10 cargo jets.