1929Founded
10Aircraft types
1Base airports
LA · LANIATA · ICAO

About the airline

LATAM Airlines is Latin America's largest airline group, headquartered in Santiago, Chile. Formed from the merger of LAN and TAM, it flies to over 140 destinations across the Americas, Europe and Oceania from hubs in Santiago, São Paulo and Lima.

Fleet

LATAM Airlines (IATA: LA, ICAO: LAN) is the largest airline group in Latin America, created by the merger of Chile's LAN - founded in 1929 - and Brazil's TAM. Its main hubs are Santiago's Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport, São Paulo Guarulhos and Lima.

The group connects more than 140 destinations across South America, North America, Europe and Oceania, and is a key link between the region's capitals and the rest of the world. LATAM operates a diverse Airbus and Boeing fleet, from A320s on domestic routes to Boeing 787s on long-haul services.

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