Routes and flights · the DOT's airline reports, August 2025 to July 2026

Miami International ⇄ Asuncion MIA–ASU

Airlines flew 272 flights between Miami International MIA in Miami, FL and Asuncion, Paraguay ASU in Asuncion, PY in the twelve months to July 2026, both directions together: 0 passengers, and 27,725,214 pounds of freight. 3,824 miles, on 4 airlines: Transportes Aereos Mercantiles Panamericanos S.A (176), LATAM Airlines Group SA dba Lan Airlines (39), Lan Colombia (29), ABSA-Aerolinhas Brasileiras (28).

272

flights, twelve months

MIA-ASU: 272

passengers

no seats reported (cargo)

3,824

miles

airlines

2 aircraft types

Flights by month both directions

By month, as a table

	flights
1/25	23
2/25	22
3/25	22
4/25	26
5/25	29
6/25	26
7/25	23
8/25	23
9/25	24
10/25	27
11/25	27
12/25	21
1/26	19
2/26	26
3/26	5
4/26	23
5/26	25
6/26	21
7/26	31

Passengers by month

By month, as a table

	passengers
1/25	0
2/25	0
3/25	0
4/25	0
5/25	2
6/25	0
7/25	0
8/25	0
9/25	0
10/25	0
11/25	0
12/25	0
1/26	0
2/26	0
3/26	0
4/26	0
5/26	0
6/26	0
7/26	0

The airlines twelve months, both directions

Airline	Flights	Service
Transportes Aereos Mercantiles Panamericanos S.A QT	176	scheduled cargo service
LATAM Airlines Group SA dba Lan Airlines LA	39	scheduled cargo service
Lan Colombia L7	29	scheduled cargo service
ABSA-Aerolinhas Brasileiras M3	28	scheduled cargo service

The aircraft as the airlines report their types

Aircraft	Flights	Seats a flight	Passengers
Airbus Industrie A330-200	176	0	0
Boeing 767-300/300ER	96	0	0

MIA → ASU this direction alone · flown January 2025 to July 2026

272 flights, 0 passengers, 27,725,214 pounds of freight. Transportes Aereos Mercantiles Panamericanos S.A 176; LATAM Airlines Group SA dba Lan Airlines 39; Lan Colombia 29; ABSA-Aerolinhas Brasileiras 28.

Source: the Bureau of Transportation Statistics' T-100 Segment table (all carriers). A flight is one departure performed on this segment; seats and passengers are the airlines' own monthly reports; "seats filled" is passengers divided by seats. The miles are the DOT's great-circle distance. Both ends: Miami International MIA and Asuncion, Paraguay ASU; all routes.