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LATAM Airlines

Chile

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ICAO

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Connecting Latin America and the world with pride.

Founded

1929

Headquarters

Santiago, Chile

Alliance

oneworld

LAN Airlines, officially known as Línea Aérea Nacional de Chile, is Chile's flag carrier and one of Latin America's largest and most recognized airlines. Founded in 1929, it has grown from a domestic Chilean carrier into a major international airline serving destinations across the Americas, Europe, and Oceania. In 2012, LAN Airlines merged with Brazil's TAM Airlines to form LATAM Airlines Group, one of the largest airline groups in the world by passenger volume. The combined entity rebranded its operations under the LATAM brand, though LAN continued to operate under its legacy identity during the transition period. Prior to the LATAM merger, LAN was a member of the oneworld airline alliance and was widely praised for its service quality and operational reliability in South America. Its cargo division, LAN Cargo, was also a significant player in Latin American air freight.

Hubs & network

LAN Airlines' primary hub is Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport in Santiago, Chile.

Fleet

LAN Airlines operated a fleet primarily composed of Airbus A320 family aircraft for short and medium-haul routes, and Boeing 767 and 777 aircraft for long-haul international services.

Notable facts

›LAN Airlines was founded on March 5, 1929, as the Línea Aérea Nacional de Chile.
›LAN merged with Brazil's TAM Airlines in 2012 to form the LATAM Airlines Group.
›LAN operated subsidiary airlines in Peru, Ecuador, Argentina, and Colombia under the LAN brand.
›LAN Cargo was one of the largest cargo carriers in Latin America.
›LAN was a founding partner in expanding oneworld alliance's presence in South America.

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Primary hubs

Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International AirportSCL · 35 rts Jorge Chávez International AirportLIM · 33 rts El Dorado International AirportBOG · 24 rts Aeroparque Jorge NewberyAEP · 13 rts Miami International AirportMIA · 8 rts São Paulo/Guarulhos–Governor André Franco Montoro International AirportGRU · 6 rts

Route network map (285 legs)

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Route network

ADZ → BOG320

ADZ → CLO320

AEP → BHI320

AEP → BRC320

AEP → COR320

AEP → CRD320

AEP → IGR320

AEP → MDZ320

AEP → NQN320

AEP → RGL320

AEP → SCL320

AEP → SLA320

AEP → TUC320

AEP → UAQ320

AEP → USH320

AKL → SCL343

AKL → SYD343 340

ANF → CJC320

ANF → IQQ319 320

ANF → LSC320

ANF → SCL320 319

APO → EOHDH2

AQP → CUZ319

AQP → JUL319

AQP → LIM319

ARI → IQQ320

ARI → SCL320

ASU → SCL320

AUA → BOG320

BAQ → BOG320

BBA → PMC320

BBA → SCL320

BGA → BOG320

BHI → AEP320

BOG → ADZ320

BOG → AUA320

BOG → BAQ320

BOG → BGA320

BOG → CLO320

BOG → CTG320

BOG → CUC320

BOG → DFW319

BOG → EYP320

BOG → GRU763

BOG → IBEDH2

BOG → LET320

BOG → LIM319 763

BOG → MDE320

BOG → MIA757 763

BOG → MTR320

BOG → NVADH2

BOG → PEI320

BOG → PUUDH2

BOG → SCL763

BOG → SMR320

BOG → UIBDH2

BOG → VUP320

BOG → VVCDH2

BRC → AEP320

CCP → SCL320 319

CCS → GYE763

CCS → LIM319

CCS → MIA763

CCS → SCL763

CIX → LIM320 319

CJA → LIM319

CJC → LSC320

CJC → SCL320

CLO → ADZ320

CLO → BOG320

CLO → MIA738

CLO → UIO320

COR → AEP320

COR → LIM320

COR → SCL320

CPO → SCL319 320

CRD → AEP320

CTG → BOG320

CUC → BOG320

CUN → LIM320

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

Airbus A320151 routes Airbus A31981 routes Boeing 767-30060 routes De Havilland Canada DHC-8-200 Dash 8 / 8Q18 routes Airbus A340-3008 routes Boeing 7878 routes Boeing 737-8005 routes Airbus A340-6005 routes Airbus A3304 routes Boeing 7573 routes Airbus A3402 routes Boeing 7372 routes Boeing 747-4002 routes

Encyclopaedia

LATAM Airlines is a Chilean multinational airline headquartered in Santiago, Chile. It is the largest airline holding company in Latin America with subsidiaries in Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay and Peru.

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