LATAM Airlines Group S.A. is one of the largest airline groups in Latin America, providing passenger and cargo air transportation across the region and on international routes.

• Operates passenger and cargo air transport services across Latin America and international markets.

• Maintains a network of routes connecting South America with North America, Europe, and other regions.

• Operates LATAM Cargo, a division focused on air freight and logistics services.

• Serves millions of passengers annually through a fleet of hundreds of aircraft.

• Generates revenue primarily from passenger tickets, cargo transportation, and related aviation services.

LATAM operates a broad route network connecting major cities in Latin America with global destinations. Its operations include both passenger transportation and cargo logistics, supporting regional tourism, business travel, and international trade.

The company manages a large fleet of aircraft and maintains operational hubs across several Latin American countries. Its structure includes regional subsidiaries responsible for operations in markets such as Chile, Brazil, Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador.

LATAM Airlines Group S.A. shares trade on the Santiago Stock Exchange under the ticker LTM and on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) through American Depositary Shares (ADS), also under the ticker LTM.

History and Development

The origins of LATAM trace back to the creation of LAN Airlines in Chile, which gradually expanded its domestic and international routes across South America.

A major turning point came with the merger between Chile’s LAN Airlines and Brazil’s TAM Airlines, forming LATAM Airlines Group and creating one of the largest airline groups in the region.

Following the merger, the company unified its operations under the LATAM brand and integrated route networks, fleet operations, and corporate structures across multiple countries.

Today, LATAM operates an extensive network of passenger and cargo services across the Americas and international destinations, focusing on route optimization, fleet modernization, and strengthening its position as a leading airline group in Latin America.