LATAM Airlines (LA)

678 non-stop routes across 168 airports. Main hub: Sao Paulo (GRU).

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Main hubs for LATAM Airlines

Where LATAM Airlines concentrates its operations — sorted by routes flown from each airport.

#1 · GRU 87 routes Sao Paulo Brazil #2 · LIM 52 routes Lima Peru #3 · SCL 48 routes Santiago Chile #4 · BSB 40 routes Brasilia Brazil #5 · CGH 27 routes Sao Paulo Brazil

Where LATAM Airlines flies most

Top destination countries by route count.

#1 343 routes Brazil Flights to Brazil #2 81 routes Chile Flights to Chile #3 74 routes Peru Flights to Peru #4 62 routes Colombia Flights to Colombia #5 27 routes Argentina Flights to Argentina #6 24 routes Ecuador Flights to Ecuador #7 20 routes USA Flights to USA #8 6 routes Mexico Flights to Mexico

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Top LATAM Airlines destinations

Sao Paulo · 114 routesLima · 52 routesSantiago · 48 routesBrasilia · 40 routesBogota · 25 routesRio De Janeiro · 19 routesFortaleza · 17 routesBuenos Aires · 12 routesPorto Alegre · 10 routesMiami · 9 routesCuritiba · 8 routesQuito · 8 routes

LATAM Airlines network at a glance

  • 678 non-stop routes
  • 168 airports served
  • Total network span: 1,421,248 km
  • Longest route: SCL-SYD (11,341 km)
  • Shortest route: BOG-IBE (114 km)

Frequently asked questions about LATAM Airlines

  • How many routes does LATAM Airlines operate?

    LATAM Airlines (LA) operates 678 non-stop routes across 168 airports worldwide.

  • What is LATAM Airlines's main hub?

    LATAM Airlines's busiest hub is Sao Paulo (GRU) in Brazil, with 87 non-stop routes from this airport alone.

  • What is LATAM Airlines's longest route?

    LATAM Airlines's longest non-stop route is SCL-SYD at 11,341 km.

  • Where does LATAM Airlines fly the most?

    LATAM Airlines flies most often to Brazil, with 343 routes serving destinations in Brazil.