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About Latam Airlines Argentina

Latam Airlines Argentina is an Argentinian airline based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The airline was formerly known as LanArgentina and is a subsidiary of Latam Airlines which is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The parent group Latam Airlines flies to 115 destinations and its subsidiary Latam Airlines Argentina flies to 14 within Argentina. Some of these destinations include: Bahia blanca, Cordoba, Puerto Iguazu, Salta, Lima, Santiago and Sao Paulo.

The airline's main base hubs is Aeroparque Jorge Newbery, which runs services for a number of different airlines including Paranair, Norwegian Air Argentina, LATAM Chile, Avianca Argentina and Aerolineas Argentinas. LATAM Argentina also has a secondary base at Ministro Pistarini International Airport, also known as Ezeiza Airport. This airport also runs services for airlines such as KLM, Ethiopian Airlines, American Airlines and Buenos Aires International Airlines.

Other subsidiaries of the Latam Airlines Group include Latam Chile, Latam Peru and Latam Ecuador.

In 2007, Latam Argentina became an affiliate of Oneworld airline alliance and it's fleet comprises of Boeing and Airbus aircraft.

Latam Airlines Argentina Baggage

Carry-on Baggage

The maximum dimensions of any bag taken as carry-on baggage should be 21 in x 13 in x 9 in (55cm x 35cm x 25cm), including the pockets, wheels and handle.

Economy - Maximum weight is 8 kilos (17 lb)

Premium Economy or Premium Business - 16 kilos (35 lb)

Flying on a route with it’s origin and/or destination in Brazil, the maximum weight is 10 kilos, regardless of the class you are flying in.

In addition, you are permitted a personal item such as a purse or laptop bag, which should have the maximum dimensions 18 x 14 x 8 inches, and fit under the seat in front of you.

Checked Baggage

Checked baggage allowance depends on the fare you have purchased, the route and when you purchased it. However, the maximum allowed weight is 23kg, with the maximum combined linear dimensions of 158cm. The allocation based on your route and fare can be found on the LATAM website, or on your booking confirmation.

Latam Airlines Argentina Check-In Information

Online Check-In

Passengers can check-in online via the LATAM Airlines website. You should aim to check-in as soon as its available to avoid forgetting.

Airport Check-In

Passengers who haven’t checked in online will need to do so at the airport. Head to the LATAM check-in counters to begin the process.

Frequent Flyer Program

Latam Airlines offers a Frequent Flyer Program named LATAM Pass or LATAM Fidelidade.

Passengers can earn points towards tier status with each travel on eligible Oneworld flights.

Economy Class

Economy seats are simple yet ergonomic, with an adjustable headrest and recline for maximum comfort. Service provided is friendly and attentive, with on-board entertainment to keep you occupied for your flights (only available on LATAM Argentina’s Boeing 767 plane).

Premium Economy Class

In premium economy, passengers can enjoy additional personal space, increasing the comfort on the plane. The leather seats are paired with more space between seats, with no middle seat meaning more space and comfort. Seats include a personal charging point, to charge your personal devices throughout the flight. This class is only available on the Airbus 320 planes for LATAM Argentina.

Business Class

Business class passengers can enjoy luxury in the skies, with seats that convert to a flat-bed for maximum relaxation, state-of-the-art entertainment systems and enjoyable and delicious meal and drink service.

First Class

LATAM do not currently have a first class cabin for their flights.

Latam Airlines Argentina News

7th June 2018

LATAM Group to add new routes to Europe

LATAM Airlines Group has revealed plans to offer its customers new routes to destinations throughout Europe. As part of a larger strategy growth plan, LATAM will launch a new flight between Lisbon Portela Airport (LIS), Portugal, and São Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport (GRU), Brazil, which will begin operations on 3rd September 2018. This flight will operate five times a week and carry passengers on a Boeing 767 aircraft. Additionally, LATAM Group will fly betweenMunich Airport (MUC) and São Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport early next year. With these two new routes, nine different European destinations will now be home to LATAM services.

LATAM Airlines Group CEO, Enrique Cueto, stated with these new flights LATAM continue to give Latin American's more opportunity to see the rest of the world. LATAM has launched 30 new routes since 2016 which have covered a lot of area across the world.

29th May 2018

LATAM airlines integrate with Sabre

LATAM Airlines, the parent company of LATAM Airlines Argentina the new brand name for Lan Airlines, has announced that it's in the final stages of integrating in two separate reservations systems into one across its combined carriers. LATAM and Sabre migrated LATAM Brazil from its legacy reservation system onto LATAM’s SabreSonic passenger services system (PSS). The well-executed cutover now enables the airline to expand its differentiated yet consistent passenger experience across its entire network. This will allow the LATAM group to grow together, uniting all its airlines and carriers under one industry giant. LATAM will also use a broad portfolio of Sabre solutions to manage its extensive airline operations, such as the pricing and shopping for airline travel ticketing, and day-of-travel operations. LATAM is an important customer for Sabre as, with so many subsidiaries, it is a top priority and a huge undertaking of the company to combine them all under one management system, according to Sabre.