LATAM Airlines Route Map 2026

LATAM Airlines Group is the largest airline group in South America, established in 1929 following the merger of LAN Airlines (Chile) and TAM Airlines (Brazil). Headquartered in Santiago, Chile, it operates as a full-service carrier under the IATA code LA. The airline serves destinations across South America, North America, Oceania, and the Caribbean, as well as a limited number of European and Middle Eastern cities. LATAM is owned by the Cueto and Amaro families (via their investment vehicle) and institutional investors, maintaining a private structure distinct from many global competitors.

LATAM’s route network spans 145 destinations in 27 countries, organised around four primary hubs: Santiago (SCL) in Chile, São Paulo (GRU) in Brazil, Bogotá (BOG) in Colombia, and Lima (LIM) in Peru. These hubs provide connections between domestic markets and international routes to North America, including the United States and Canada, as well as to cities in Europe, such as Madrid and Frankfurt. Within South America, the airline offers extensive coverage of major cities in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, and Chile, with additional points served in Central America and the Caribbean. As a oneworld alliance member, LATAM participates in codeshare agreements with partners like American Airlines, British Airways, and Japan Airlines, facilitating connections beyond its own network.

LATAM operates a two-cabin configuration on most long-haul routes, featuring Business and Economy classes, with Premium Economy available on select aircraft. Economy passengers receive complimentary meals and non-alcoholic beverages on international flights, while Business Class includes priority check-in, lounge access, and enhanced meal service. Domestic and short-haul flights in Brazil and Chile typically offer a single cabin with standard amenities. The airline’s baggage policy varies by route: long-haul flights to North America and Europe generally allow two checked bags for Business and one for Economy, while regional flights within South America have more restrictive allowances. LATAM also operates seasonal and charter services, particularly to popular tourist destinations in the Caribbean and northern South America.

LATAM Airlines (LA) is a oneworld member airline founded in 1929. The route map on this page shows 29 destinations in 15 countries. Its main hubs are Guarulhos Int'l (GRU) in São Paulo, Brazil and Arturo Merino Benítez Int'l (SCL) in Santiago, Chile and El Dorado Int'l (BOG) in Bogotá, Colombia and Jorge Chávez Int'l (LIM) in Lima, Peru.

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