LATAM Brasil

LATAM Airlines Brasil (IATA: JJ), formerly known as TAM Linhas Aéreas, is Brazil's largest airline and a key subsidiary of the LATAM Airlines Group. Founded in 1961 as TAM Táxi Aéreo Marília, it grew from a regional operator into Latin America's dominant carrier before the 2012 merger with Chile's LAN. Headquartered in São Paulo, it operates from major hubs including São Paulo-Guarulhos (GRU), Congonhas (CGH), Brasília (BSB), and Fortaleza (FOR), serving 87 destinations across Brazil, South America, Europe, and beyond.

As a full-service airline, LATAM Brasil offers a comprehensive network with strong domestic market share (around 38%) and significant international presence. It boasts a modern fleet of approximately 170 aircraft, primarily Airbus narrowbodies for short-haul routes and Boeing widebodies for long-haul. The airline is renowned for its extensive LATAM Pass loyalty program and recent upgrades earning a 4-star Skytrax rating—the first for any Latin American carrier. Distinctive for its vast Brazilian connectivity and role in regional travel, LATAM Brasil combines reliability, modern amenities, and a focus on customer experience across its extensive network.