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About LATAM Airlines Brasil

LATAM Airlines Brasil is a major Brazilian airline and the domestic arm of the LATAM Airlines Group, the largest airline group in Latin America. Operating under IATA code JJ and ICAO code TAM, the airline is headquartered in Sao Paulo, Brazil. LATAM Airlines Brasil traces its roots to Transportes Aereos Marilia, founded in February 1961 by a group of former air-taxi pilots. Over the decades, through mergers and acquisitions, the airline evolved into TAM Linhas Aereas before becoming LATAM Airlines Brasil following the landmark 2012 merger between TAM S.A. of Brazil and LAN Airlines of Chile to form the LATAM Airlines Group.

Today, LATAM Airlines Brasil operates one of the most extensive domestic networks in South America, serving over 40 destinations within Brazil as well as international routes to destinations across South America, North America, Europe, and Africa. The airline is a member of the oneworld alliance (through LATAM Airlines Group's historical alliance ties, though the group formally exited oneworld in 2020) and maintains codeshare agreements with numerous global carriers, providing seamless connectivity for travellers worldwide.

Airline Overview and History

LATAM Airlines Brasil has a rich history spanning over six decades. Key milestones include:

• February 1961 — Transportes Aereos Marilia (TAM) founded by a group of former air-taxi pilots in Marilia, Sao Paulo state
• 1964 — Orlando Ometto purchased a 50% stake in the company, beginning a period of expansion
• 1976 — Commander Rolim Adolfo Amaro acquired the airline and transformed it into one of Brazil's leading carriers
• 1990s — Rapid expansion with the introduction of Fokker 100 jets on domestic routes
• 1997 — Ordered the first large jets — 10 Airbus A330s, 4 A319s, and 34 A320s — marking the start of international services from Sao Paulo to Miami
• 2000s — Became Brazil's largest domestic airline, surpassing Varig
• June 2012 — TAM S.A. and LAN Airlines merged to form LATAM Airlines Group, creating Latin America's largest airline
• 2016 — TAM Linhas Aereas rebranded to LATAM Airlines Brasil
• 2020 — LATAM Airlines Group exited the oneworld alliance; filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US amid the COVID-19 pandemic
• 2022 — Successfully emerged from Chapter 11 restructuring
• 2025 — LATAM Brasil reaches an active fleet of approximately 172 aircraft
• 2026 — First Embraer E195-E2 deliveries expected; fleet projected to reach 410 aircraft group-wide

LATAM Airlines Brasil's main hub is Sao Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport (GRU), with additional hubs and focus cities at Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, and other major Brazilian cities. The airline carries tens of millions of passengers annually, making it the dominant carrier in Brazil's domestic aviation market.

Fleet and Aircraft

LATAM Airlines Brasil operates a modern fleet of approximately 172 aircraft as of early 2026. The fleet includes:

• Airbus A319 — Used on shorter domestic routes with lower passenger demand
• Airbus A320ceo — The backbone of the domestic fleet, serving routes across Brazil
• Airbus A320neo — New-generation fuel-efficient narrowbody for domestic and regional services
• Airbus A321ceo — Higher-capacity narrowbody for busy domestic trunk routes
• Airbus A321neo — Latest addition to the narrowbody fleet, offering greater range and fuel efficiency
• Boeing 767-300ER — Used on long-haul international routes
• Boeing 777-300ER — Flagship widebody for high-demand long-haul routes to Europe and North America
• Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner — Modern widebody for international services
• Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner — Extended-range widebody deployed on long-haul intercontinental routes

LATAM Airlines Group has announced plans to reach a fleet of 410 aircraft by end of 2026, with new deliveries including Airbus A321neo, Boeing 787 Dreamliners, and — for the first time — Embraer E195-E2 regional jets, with 24 firm orders and deliveries to LATAM Brasil expected from the second half of 2026.

Top Flight Routes

LATAM Airlines Brasil operates an extensive domestic and international network. Popular routes include:

• Sao Paulo to Rio de Janeiro — Brazil's busiest air corridor, the Ponte Aerea shuttle service
• Sao Paulo to Brasilia — Connecting Brazil's economic capital with the political capital
• Sao Paulo to Salvador — Popular route to northeastern Brazil's vibrant cultural hub
• Sao Paulo to Recife — Key route to the northeast coast
• Sao Paulo to Miami — One of LATAM Brasil's flagship international routes
• Sao Paulo to Lisbon — Connecting Brazil with Portugal and onward to Europe
• Sao Paulo to Paris — Major transatlantic route serving France
• Sao Paulo to Johannesburg — Connecting South America with Africa
• Sao Paulo to Santiago — Key intra-LATAM Group route connecting Brazil and Chile

For Malaysian travellers, LATAM Airlines Brasil offers an excellent way to explore Brazil and South America. You can connect through major hubs to reach LATAM's extensive network. Explore these related routes on Traveloka:

• Kuala Lumpur to Sao Paulo — LATAM Brasil's main hub for domestic and international connections
• Kuala Lumpur to London — Connect to LATAM flights from London to Sao Paulo
• Kuala Lumpur to Dubai — Middle East gateway with connections to South America

Travellers can check the latest available routes and schedules directly on Traveloka, where real-time flight availability and pricing are displayed for all operational routes.

Baggage Allowance and Policies

LATAM Airlines Brasil's baggage allowance varies by route, fare class, and cabin class.

Cabin Baggage

• Weight limit: 10 kg
• Maximum dimensions: 55 x 35 x 25 cm
• Additional items: One personal item (handbag, laptop bag, or similar) permitted

Checked Baggage

• Domestic Economy (Light fare): No free checked baggage — must be purchased separately
• Domestic Economy (Plus/Top fares): 1 piece of 23 kg included
• International Economy: 1 or 2 pieces of 23 kg each, depending on the route
• Premium Economy: 2 pieces of 23 kg each
• Business Class (Premium Business): 2 or 3 pieces of 32 kg each
• Maximum weight per piece: 23 kg (Economy), 32 kg (Business)
• Excess baggage fees: Vary by route — domestic fees start from approximately BRL 60 per piece when purchased online, higher at the airport

Prohibited and Restricted Items

LATAM Airlines Brasil follows ANAC (Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency) and ICAO regulations. Key restrictions include:

• Dangerous goods, flammable materials, and sharp objects are prohibited in cabin baggage
• Lithium batteries and power banks must be carried in cabin baggage only
• Sporting equipment and surfboards have specific size and fee requirements

Check-in Guide

Airport Counter Check-in

Airport counter check-in is available at all LATAM departure airports. Recommended arrival times:

• Domestic flights: At least 2 hours before departure
• International flights: At least 3 hours before departure
• Counter check-in closes 40 to 60 minutes before departure depending on the route

Online Check-in

Online check-in is available through the LATAM website and mobile app, typically opening 48 hours before departure for domestic flights and 24 hours before departure for international flights. Passengers can select seats, download boarding passes, and add baggage online. Self-service kiosks are also available at major airports.

Cabin Classes and In-Flight Experience

Economy Class

LATAM Airlines Brasil's Economy Class offers comfortable seating across all domestic and international routes. Features include:

• Standard seat pitch of 31 to 32 inches on narrowbody aircraft
• Personal entertainment screens on widebody aircraft (Boeing 787, 777, 767)
• USB and power outlets on newer aircraft

Premium Economy

Available on select international widebody routes, Premium Economy offers:

• Extra legroom and wider seats
• Enhanced meal service and priority boarding
• Increased baggage allowance

Premium Business

LATAM's Premium Business class on international long-haul flights features:

• Lie-flat seats on Boeing 787 and 777 aircraft
• Premium dining with multi-course meals and wine selection
• Amenity kits, noise-cancelling headphones, and turndown service
• Lounge access at major airports

In-Flight Entertainment

LATAM Entertainment is available on widebody aircraft with personal seatback screens offering movies, TV series, music, and games. On narrowbody domestic aircraft, streaming entertainment is available via the LATAM app on passengers' personal devices.

In-Flight Meals

Complimentary meals are provided on international flights. On domestic flights, a buy-on-board menu is available for Economy Class, while complimentary beverages and snacks may be offered on longer domestic sectors.

Passenger Policies and Special Services

Travelling with Children and Infants

• Children (2–11 years): Require their own seat and ticket, may receive child fare discounts on international routes
• Infants (under 2 years): May travel on an accompanying adult's lap with a reduced fare (one infant per adult)
• Required documents: Valid passport for all international travel, birth certificate for domestic travel
• Bassinets available on long-haul flights — request at booking

Pregnant Passengers

• Passengers up to 28 weeks of pregnancy (single pregnancy) can fly without medical documentation
• Between 28 and 36 weeks (single) or 28 and 32 weeks (multiple pregnancy), a medical certificate issued within 30 days of travel is required
• Passengers beyond 36 weeks (single) or 32 weeks (multiple pregnancy) are not accepted for travel

Passengers Requiring Special Assistance

LATAM Airlines Brasil provides comprehensive special assistance services:

• Wheelchair assistance from check-in through boarding and disembarkation
• Onboard wheelchair available on widebody aircraft
• Priority boarding and seating for passengers with reduced mobility
• Guide dogs and emotional support animals accepted in the cabin (subject to conditions)
• Portable oxygen concentrators permitted onboard with advance notice

Contact LATAM's accessibility team at least 48 hours before departure to arrange assistance.

Unaccompanied Minors

• Children aged 5–11 years: Must use the unaccompanied minor service on LATAM flights
• Children aged 12–17 years: May travel alone or opt for the unaccompanied minor service
• Additional fees apply for the unaccompanied minor service

Reschedule, Cancellation, and Refund Policy

Rescheduling Flights

To reschedule a LATAM Airlines Brasil flight booked through Traveloka:

• Open the Traveloka app or website and go to My Booking
• Select the booking you wish to modify
• Choose the reschedule option and select a new flight
• Pay any applicable rescheduling fees or fare differences

Flexible and Top fare types allow rescheduling with reduced or waived fees. Light and promotional fares may have higher change fees or be non-changeable.

Cancellations and Refunds

Refund eligibility depends on your fare type:

• Top fares: Fully refundable with no cancellation fee
• Plus fares: Refundable with a cancellation fee deducted
• Light and promotional fares: Non-refundable, but may be converted to LATAM travel credit

Under Brazilian regulations (ANAC Resolution 400), passengers may cancel any ticket purchased more than 7 days before departure within 24 hours of purchase for a full refund. Refund processing typically takes 7 to 30 business days.

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Tips for Finding Cheap Flights on Traveloka

Use these strategies to secure the best fares on LATAM Airlines Brasil flights:

• Book early — International fares are best booked 2 to 3 months in advance; domestic fares benefit from 3 to 6 weeks advance purchase
• Be flexible with dates — Use Traveloka's fare calendar to compare prices across different days
• Fly midweek — Tuesdays and Wednesdays tend to offer lower fares
• Set Price Alerts — Get notified instantly when fares drop on your preferred route
• Check promotions — Visit Traveloka's promo page for flash sales and exclusive promo codes
• Travel off-peak — Avoid Brazilian Carnival, Christmas/New Year, and July school holidays
• Choose Light fares — If you travel with minimal baggage, Light fares offer the lowest base price
• Bundle your trip — Book flights and hotels together for additional savings

How to Book Flight Tickets on Traveloka

Follow these steps to book your LATAM Airlines Brasil flight on Traveloka:

1. Visit traveloka.com or open the Traveloka app and navigate to the Flights section
2. Enter your departure city and destination, select your travel dates, and specify the number of passengers
3. Tap the search button to view all available flights for your route
4. Sort results by price, departure time, or duration and select your preferred flight and cabin class
5. Enter passenger details — full name (as on passport), date of birth, nationality, and contact information
6. Add optional extras such as additional baggage, seat selection, meals, or travel insurance
7. Review your booking summary including total fare, taxes, and add-ons
8. Choose your preferred payment method and complete the transaction
9. Receive your e-ticket instantly via email and the Traveloka app

Save or print your e-ticket for reference at the airport, and you are all set to explore Brazil and South America with LATAM Airlines Brasil.