PIL: Route 6 (WS6) will enhance coverage of the West coast of South America
PIL has announced the enhancement of South America's West Coast Route 6 (WS6), aiming to continuously expand its coverage in the region.
South America's West Coast Route 6 (WS6) will begin operations on April 2, and coverage will include weekly direct flights to the Mexican port of Ensenada, as well as a Chilean terminal call switch from Valparaiso to SAN Antonio.
William Ho, General Manager, Long Haul Trade Route Management, PIL, said: "With the prospect of continued growth in the Latin American market, the west coast of South America remains a key market for PIL. Since 2011, our strong presence and comprehensive services have expanded to six countries in the region. In Latin America, we proudly operate five routes to serve our customers. With our commitment to putting our customers first, we are committed to investing in the region, pushing boundaries, enhancing our services and delivering greater value to our customers."
South America's West Coast Route 6 (WS6) will begin operations on April 2, and coverage will include weekly direct flights to the Mexican port of Ensenada, as well as a Chilean terminal call switch from Valparaiso to SAN Antonio.
William Ho, General Manager, Long Haul Trade Route Management, PIL, said: "With the prospect of continued growth in the Latin American market, the west coast of South America remains a key market for PIL. Since 2011, our strong presence and comprehensive services have expanded to six countries in the region. In Latin America, we proudly operate five routes to serve our customers. With our commitment to putting our customers first, we are committed to investing in the region, pushing boundaries, enhancing our services and delivering greater value to our customers."
The ports of call for WS6 are: Ningbo (China) - Shanghai (China) - Qingdao (China) - Busan (South Korea) - Ensenada (Mexico) - Manzanillo (Mexico) - Lazaro Cardenas (Mexico) - Puerto Cuizar (Guatemala) - Buenaventura (Colombia) - Callao (Peru) - SAN Antonio (Chile) - Ningbo (China).
