LATAM Airlines Flights
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About LATAM Airlines
LATAM Airlines Group (IATA: LA) is by far the largest airline group in Latin America, formed in 2012 through the merger of Chile's LAN Airlines and Brazil's TAM Airlines. The combination created a carrier with unmatched reach across South America, pairing LAN's strength along the Spanish-speaking Pacific coast with TAM's dominant Brazilian domestic network.
LATAM left the oneworld alliance in 2020 during its Chapter 11 restructuring and is not currently a member of any global airline alliance. It instead maintains a joint business agreement and codeshare partnership with Delta Air Lines, which also holds an equity stake in LATAM, providing travelers with extended connectivity into North America. LATAM operates from its two primary hubs — Santiago (SCL) for its Spanish-speaking network and São Paulo Guarulhos (GRU) for its Brazilian network — connecting an extensive South American route map with flights to North America and Europe. FareOptic compares LATAM fares across all routes to find your best LA ticket price.
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LATAM Airlines Hub Airports
LATAM operates through hubs across South America, anchoring the largest airline network in Latin America.
LATAM Airlines Cabin Classes
Find the right LATAM cabin for your journey and budget — from affordable Economy to premium Business.
Economy
- ✓Standard seat with recline
- ✓Meal or snack service on long-haul flights
- ✓23kg checked baggage on most international fares
- ✓Seatback or streaming entertainment
- ✓Earn LATAM Pass miles
Premium Economy
- ✓Extra legroom and wider seat
- ✓Priority boarding and check-in
- ✓Enhanced meal service
- ✓2 checked bags included
- ✓Dedicated cabin on long-haul international routes
Business
- ✓Lie-flat seat on long-haul international flights
- ✓Direct aisle access on wide-body aircraft
- ✓Premium dining with wine pairing
- ✓LATAM VIP Lounge access
- ✓Priority baggage handling
LATAM Pass Program
LATAM Pass (branded LATAM Fidelidade in Brazil) is LATAM's frequent flyer program. Earn miles on LATAM flights and with partner airlines, including Delta Air Lines, and redeem for flights, upgrades, and other travel benefits across LATAM's extensive South American network.
Delta Air Lines Partnership
LATAM Pass miles can be earned and redeemed on Delta Air Lines flights thanks to the two carriers' joint business agreement, extending reach into North America, Europe, and beyond.
Elite Status Tiers
LATAM Pass Black, Platinum, Gold, and Silver tiers unlock priority check-in, extra baggage allowance, and preferred seat selection across the network.
LATAM Fidelidade in Brazil
In Brazil, the program operates as LATAM Fidelidade, giving members the same earning and redemption benefits tailored to the domestic Brazilian market.
LATAM VIP Lounges
Business Class passengers and top-tier LATAM Pass members access LATAM VIP Lounges at Santiago, São Paulo, Lima, and other major South American hubs.
LATAM Airlines Baggage Policy
Fees and allowances vary by route and fare type. Always verify at time of booking.
| Bag / Policy | Economy | Premium Economy | Business | LATAM Pass Elite |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carry-on bag | 10 kg | 10 kg | 10 kg | 10 kg |
| 1st checked bag | 23 kg | 23 kg | 32 kg | 32 kg |
| 2nd checked bag | Fee | 23 kg | 32 kg | 32 kg |
| 3rd checked bag | Fee | Fee | Fee | 32 kg |
| Weight limit per bag | 23 kg | 23 kg | 32 kg | 32 kg |
LATAM baggage allowances vary by route and fare. Long-haul international Economy typically includes one 23kg bag. LATAM Pass Elite members receive enhanced allowances. Verify at latamairlines.com.
Check-In Options & Boarding
Online Check-In
Opens 48 hours before departure at latamairlines.com or the LATAM app. Web check-in closes 1 hour before domestic and 2 hours before international departure.
Mobile App Check-In
Download the LATAM app on iOS or Android to check in, access your mobile boarding pass, and receive real-time gate and delay notifications.
Airport Check-In
Self-service kiosks and staffed counters are available at all LATAM airports. Domestic gates typically close 30–40 minutes and international gates 60 minutes before departure.
Cancellation & Change Policy
24-Hour Risk-Free Cancellation
All FaresAll LATAM tickets purchased directly can be cancelled within 24 hours of purchase for a full refund, provided the flight departs at least 7 days away.
Change Policy
Fare DependentLATAM Plus and Premium fares allow changes for a fee plus fare difference. Basic Economy fares are generally more restrictive on changes.
Non-Refundable Ticket Credit
Non-RefundableIf you cancel a non-refundable LATAM ticket after the 24-hour window, you typically receive a travel voucher valid for future use, minus any applicable fees.
Refundable Fares
Flex FaresFully refundable Business and top-tier Economy fares are available at a premium and provide maximum flexibility for travelers with uncertain plans.
In-Flight Experience on LATAM Airlines
Onboard Dining
LATAM serves complimentary meals and snacks on long-haul international flights, with Business Class passengers enjoying multi-course dining and wine pairings.
Inflight Entertainment
Seatback entertainment on LATAM's long-haul wide-body aircraft features movies, TV shows, and music in multiple languages including Spanish, Portuguese, and English.
Inflight Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi is available on select LATAM aircraft, particularly on long-haul international routes — check availability by aircraft type at booking.
LATAM VIP Lounge Access
Business Class passengers and top-tier LATAM Pass members access LATAM VIP Lounges at Santiago, São Paulo, and other major South American hubs.
Tips to Book Cheap LATAM Airlines Flights
- 1.LATAM SCL–MIA and GRU–MIA are among the busiest South America–US routes — book 8–12 weeks ahead for the best fares.
- 2.Use the Delta Air Lines partnership to combine LATAM's South American network with Delta's US domestic reach on a single itinerary.
- 3.LATAM domestic flights within Brazil (GRU–GIG) are often cheaper when booked alongside an international LATAM ticket.
- 4.Business Class on LATAM's long-haul international routes can be significantly cheaper than comparable US or European carrier fares.
- 5.LATAM Pass elite status is easier to earn than many US-based programs — a good option for frequent South America travelers.
- 6.Book LATAM SCL–MAD or GRU–MAD flights early for the best fares on LATAM's main routes to Europe.
- 7.Since LATAM is not in a global alliance, compare its fares directly against American Airlines and other carriers serving South America.
- 8.Use FareOptic to compare LATAM against Avianca, Copa, and Gol for regional South American routes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about booking LATAM Airlines flights on FareOptic
Is LATAM Airlines part of oneworld or another global alliance?
No. LATAM was a oneworld member for many years but exited the alliance in 2020 during its Chapter 11 restructuring. LATAM is not currently a member of any global airline alliance. Instead, it maintains a close joint business agreement and codeshare partnership with Delta Air Lines, which also holds an equity stake in LATAM, giving travelers extended connectivity to North America and beyond.
How was LATAM Airlines formed?
LATAM Airlines Group was created in 2012 through the merger of Chile's LAN Airlines and Brazil's TAM Airlines, combining two of South America's largest carriers. The merger made LATAM the largest airline group in Latin America, with LAN's strength across the Spanish-speaking Pacific coast and TAM's dominant Brazilian domestic network.
What cabin classes does LATAM offer?
LATAM offers Economy, Premium Economy, and Business Class. Premium Economy and Business are primarily available on long-haul international routes to North America and Europe, while shorter regional and domestic flights within South America typically offer Economy and Business only.
What is LATAM Pass?
LATAM Pass (branded LATAM Fidelidade in Brazil) is LATAM's frequent flyer program. Members earn miles on LATAM flights and select partner airlines, including Delta Air Lines, and redeem them for flights, upgrades, and other benefits. Elite tiers unlock priority check-in, extra baggage, and lounge access.
What are LATAM's main hub airports?
LATAM operates two primary hubs: Santiago Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL) in Chile, which anchors its Spanish-speaking network across South America, and São Paulo Guarulhos International Airport (GRU) in Brazil, which anchors its Brazilian domestic and international network. Lima (LIM) and Bogotá (BOG) serve as important regional hubs.
What is LATAM's baggage policy?
LATAM Economy typically includes one 23kg checked bag on international routes, though this varies by fare and route. Premium Economy includes 2 bags, and Business Class includes up to 3 bags of 32kg each. Carry-on allowance is generally 10kg. Always confirm exact allowances at latamairlines.com before booking.