LATAM Airbus A320 Runs Off Runway in Brazil Rain

A LATAM Airlines Airbus A320 slid off the runway at Cascavel Airport in Brazil during a rainy landing on August 31, 2026.

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A LATAM Airlines Brasil Airbus A320-214, registration PR-MYO, ran off the runway at Cascavel Airport (CAC) in southern Brazil on August 31, 2026, at approximately 09:45 local time. ^[1] A total of 145 passengers and 6 crew members were on board flight LA3858, and all 151 occupants disembarked safely without any injuries. ^[2] Latam Airlines removed an aircraft from the runway at Cascavel Airport in Paraná, Brazil, after the plane veered off the lateral limits during landing on Monday. ^[3] LATAM Airlines Brasil stated that 145 passengers and six crew members were aboard the aircraft, and all 151 people evacuated safely with no injuries reported. ^[4] The aircraft was operating as Flight LA3858 from São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport (GRU) to Cascavel in the western part of Paraná state when it left the paved surface. ^[5] Weather observations showed thunderstorms and rain at Cascavel Airport with visibility reduced to less than two miles at the time of the incident. ^[6] Latam Airlines stated that the incident occurred under adverse weather conditions and that the company is collaborating with authorities investigating the circumstances. ^[7] The incident occurred around 09:45 local time on Monday when flight LA3858, operating from Guarulhos in São Paulo, was in the final stage of its landing approach. ^[8]

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A LATAM Airlines Brasil Airbus A320-214, registration PR-MYO, ran off the runway at Cascavel Airport (CAC) in southern Brazil on August 31, 2026, at approximately 09:45 local time. · AeroTime

A total of 145 passengers and 6 crew members were on board flight LA3858, and all 151 occupants disembarked safely without any injuries. · El Universo

Latam Airlines removed an aircraft from the runway at Cascavel Airport in Paraná, Brazil, after the plane veered off the lateral limits during landing on Monday. · El Universo

LATAM Airlines Brasil stated that 145 passengers and six crew members were aboard the aircraft, and all 151 people evacuated safely with no injuries reported. · AeroTime

The aircraft was operating as Flight LA3858 from São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport (GRU) to Cascavel in the western part of Paraná state when it left the paved surface. · AeroTime

Weather observations showed thunderstorms and rain at Cascavel Airport with visibility reduced to less than two miles at the time of the incident. · AeroTime

Latam Airlines stated that the incident occurred under adverse weather conditions and that the company is collaborating with authorities investigating the circumstances. · El Universo

The incident occurred around 09:45 local time on Monday when flight LA3858, operating from Guarulhos in São Paulo, was in the final stage of its landing approach. · El Universo

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