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About LATAM Airlines
LATAM Airlines is a South American airline group formed from Chile's LAN and Brazil's TAM. The holding company is based in Santiago, and affiliates operate in Chile, Brazil, Peru, Colombia and Ecuador, with hubs at Santiago, Sao Paulo Guarulhos, Lima and Bogota. LATAM left oneworld in 2020 and today is not a member of any global alliance. Instead it works closely with Delta Air Lines, which is a shareholder. Flights cover domestic markets in its home countries, routes across South America, and long-haul services to North America, Europe and Oceania. Widebodies carry Premium Business and economy cabins.
LATAM affiliates use different two-letter codes, so a single itinerary may show LA alongside codes such as JJ or LP. On IATA.co, LATAM Airlines fares appear in your search results whenever our flight suppliers offer them for your route and dates. You search live fares in the booking portal or through the flights API and pay from your prepaid balance. Domestic and international fare families differ, and their rules are shown before you confirm.
LATAM Airlines at a glance
- South American airline group headquartered in Santiago, Chile
- Hubs at Santiago, Sao Paulo, Lima and Bogota
- Not in a global alliance since leaving oneworld in 2020
- Commercial partnership with shareholder Delta Air Lines
LATAM Airlines questions
No. LATAM left oneworld in 2020 and is not a member of any global alliance. It has a close partnership with Delta Air Lines.
The group is headquartered in Santiago, Chile, and also has major hubs in Sao Paulo, Lima and Bogota.
LATAM fares appear in your search results whenever our flight suppliers offer them for your route and dates. Bookings are paid from your prepaid balance.
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