LATAM Airlines

LATAM Airlines is a Latin American airline group headquartered in Santiago, Chile. It was formed in 2012 by merging Chilean LAN Airlines and Brazilian TAM Airlines.

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LAN Airlines: LAN Airlines was a Chilean airline that expanded into a multinational Latin American carrier before merging with TAM. Its merger with TAM created LATAM Airlines.
Airline hub: An airline hub is an airport where a carrier concentrates connections between flights. LATAM uses major airports to connect regional and international routes.
Domestic air travel: Domestic air travel is passenger or cargo transport by air within one country. LATAM serves domestic markets in several Latin American countries.
Avianca: Avianca is a Colombian airline group and one of Latin America's largest aviation companies. It competes with LATAM for regional passengers and international routes.
TAM Airlines: TAM Airlines was a Brazilian airline that became one of South America's largest carriers before merging with LAN. Its combination with LAN formed the group.
Santiago International Airport: Santiago International Airport is Chile's principal international airport and a major LATAM hub. It anchors the group's Chilean network and headquarters city.
International air travel: International air travel is passenger or cargo transport by air between countries. Cross-border services link LATAM's regional network to global destinations.
GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes: GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes is a Brazilian low-cost airline headquartered in São Paulo. GOL is a major Brazilian rival with a low-cost operating model.
LATAM Airlines Group: LATAM Airlines Group is the parent company that operates the LATAM airline businesses. The merger created this corporate group, which contains the operating airlines.
São Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport: São Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport is Brazil's busiest international airport and a major airline hub. It supports LATAM's extensive Brazilian network.