Latam Brasil

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Airline info

  • Address: Avenida Jurandir, 856 - Lote 4 - (Jardim Ceci), 04072-000 Sao Paulo, Brazil
  • Contact number: +55 11 4002 5700, +55 11 5582 8811
  • Website: www.latam.com
  • IATA code/ICAO code: LA / TAM

On-time performance and safety record

  • On time performance (2022): 83.0%
  • Average age of fleet (2023): 9.7 years
  • Major accidents in last 10 years: 1
  • Accidents with fatalities: 0
  • Airlineratings** safety rating: 6/7
  • Covid-19 safety*** rating: 7/7
** AIRLINERATINGS SAFETY RATING is based on a comprehensive analysis of crash and pilot related serious incident data combined with audits from the world’s aviation governing body ICAO and leading association, IATA, along with the latest COVID-19 compliance data. Each airline has the potential to earn a maximum of seven stars. See also www.airlineratings.com
*** COVID-19 SAFETY RATING takes into consideration seven factors for each airline: COVID-19 website information and instructions, social distancing on boarding, Flight Attendant personal protection equipment, face masks compulsory, meal service modified, passenger sanitizer kit, deep clean of aircraft. Each airline has the potential to earn a maximum of seven stars. See also www.airlineratings.com

The carrier was originally founded on November 11, 1975 as TAM Transportes Aereo Regionais, changing its name into TAM Airlines on May 15, 1990. After the disappearance of Varig in 2006, it became de facto the national airline of Brasil. Its new name was adopted on May 4, 2016 after the merger of TAM with Lan Chile, forming the Latam Airlines Group, which is the largest in South America and one of the largest in the world, considering its subsidiaries in Colombia, Ecuador, Perù and Paraguay. Following its access to Chapter 11 bankruptcy procedures, in April 2021 the carrier gove back to lessors its entire fleet of 11 Airbus A350-900. Some of Latam Chile’s Boeing 787s will step-in to operate some of the long-haul services.  (Photo Wikimedia Commons / Adam Moreira)

  • Name: Latam Airlines Brasil
  • Date founded: November 11, 1975 as TAM Transportes Aereos Regionais – May 4, 2016 as Latam Brasil
  • IATA code/ICAO code: LA / TAM
  • CEO: Jerome Cadier
  • Address: Avenida Jurandir, 856 - Lote 4 - (Jardim Ceci), 04072-000 Sao Paulo, Brazil
  • Contact number: +55 11 4002 5700, +55 11 5582 8811
  • Website: www.latam.com
  • Hub: Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro
  • Focus cities: Recife, Salvador, Belo Horizonte, Natal, Fortaleza
  • Airline alliance: None
  • Frequent flyer programme: Latam Pass
  • Fleet:

    140 aircraft

    • 10 Boeing 777-300ER / 379-410 seats (56 Business, 323 Economy or 38 Business, 50 Premium Economy, 322 Economy)
    • 13 Boeing 767-300ER / 221 seats (30 Business, 191 Economy)
    • 26 Airbus A321-200 / 220 seats
    • 6 Airbus A320neo / 174 seats
    • 64 Airbus A320-200 / 162-164-168-174-180 seats (162 Economy or 164 Economy or 12 Business, 156 Economy or 174 Economy or 180 Economy)
    • 21 Airbus A319-100 / 144 seats
  • Type of carrier: Full-service
  • Skytrax* rating: 3-STAR
    • * SKYTRAX (www.skytraxratings.com) is the most prestigious independent rating agency in commercial aviation. Its five stars rating system regarding airline quality has become a status symbol for carriers around the world. Here is what the stars stand for:

    • - 5 STARS: Awarded to airlines achieving a very high, overall quality performance. It recognizes high standards of onboard product together with consistent and excellent standards of staff service across airport and cabin environments
    • - 4 STARS: Awarded to airlines that deliver a good overall quality performance and provide good product standards across different travel cabins
    • - 3 STARS: Awarded to airlines delivering a fair quality performance equating to the industry 'average' of acceptable product and service standards
    • - 2 STARS: Shows airlines delivering a lower total quality performance, in some instances below the industry average across many rating categories
    • - 1 STAR: Represents a poor quality of product delivered across the assessment sectors
  • Checked luggage:

    3 bags for a total 0f 69kg in Business and Premium Economy Top, 1 bag for up to 12kg in Premium Economy Plus, 2 bags for 46kg in Economy Top and 1 bag for 23kg in Economy Plus; Economy Light and Basic fare holders do not have any free baggage allowance included in their ticket price on long range flights to Europe, Central and South America

  • Pre-selection of seat:

    No info available

  • Priority check-in:

    Business passengers plus Latam Pass Gold, Gold Plus, Platinum, Black and Black Signature members

  • Fast track at security:

    Business passengers plus Latam Pass Platinum, Black and Black Signature members

  • Access to lounge:

    Business passengers plus Latam Pass Platinum, Black and Black Signature members

  • Priority boarding:

    Business and Premium Economy passengers plus Latam Pass Gold Plus, Platinum, Black and Black Signature members

  • Seat pitch:
    • 45 inches (114cm) in Business, 35 inches (89cm) in Premium Economy, 31 inches (79cm) in Economy on the B777-300ER;
    • 74 inches (188cm) in Business, 31 inches (79cm) in Economy on the B767-300ER;
    • 31 inches (79cm) on the A321-200, A320neo, A319-100 and selected A320-200;
    • 34 inches (86cm) in Business, 31 inches (79cm) in Economy on selected A320-200
  • Seat width:
    • 23 inches (58cm) in Business, 17 inches (43cm) in Premium Economy and Economy on the B777-300ER;
    • 23 inches (58cm) in Business, 18 inches (46cm) in Economy on the B767-300ER;
    • 18 inches (46cm) on the A321-200, A320neo, A319-100 and selected A320-200;
    • 20 inches (51cm) in Business, 18 inches (46cm) in Economy on selected A320-200
  • USB port and power socket:

    Available at all seats in all classes on the B777-300ER, A350-900 and B767-300ER

  • Lie-flat seat:

    In Business on the B777-300ER, A350-900 and B767-300ER

  • Vanity kit:

    In Business on long-haul flights

  • IFE screen width:
    • 18.5 inches (47cm) in Business, 9 inches (23cm) in Premium Economy and Economy on the B777-300ER;
    • 15.4 inches (39cm) in Business, 9 inches (23cm) in Economy on the B767-300ER
  • Wi-fi:

    No info available

  • Inflight magazine:

    Vamos

  • Onboard kit for kids:

    No

  • Food and beverages:

    Complimentary (alcoholics included) in business and premium Economy; in Economy, hot meals and beverages are complimentary on flights longer thn 7 hours, while on other flights, cold and hot drinks and snacks are served; on domestic flights, food and drinks are available to be be purchased onboard

  • Upgraded meals in Premium Economy: No
  • Dine on demand in Business Class: No
  • Pets:

    Accepted in the passenger cabin if their weight does not exceed 7kg (pet bag included) except on B767-300ER aircraft; Latam Brasil does not carry animals to the following Countries: Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Tahiti and to the Galapagos Islands; fees vary from 200USD on flights within Latin America to 250USD on long-haul flights

Gallery

An A320neo taxiing at Sao Paulo Congonhas (Photo Wikimedia Commons / Rafael Luiz Canossa) A B767-300ER pushing back at Milan Malpensa (Photo Wikimedia Commons / Anna Zvereva)
An A320neo taxiing at Sao Paulo Congonhas (Photo Wikimedia Commons / Rafael Luiz Canossa)
A B767-300ER pushing back at Milan Malpensa (Photo Wikimedia Commons / Anna Zvereva)

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