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Latam will restart their operations between Johannesburg and Sao Paulo from 4th August 2023.

Their flight days are as follows:

• Joburg-Sao Paulo GRU – (TUE/FRI/SUN)
• Sao Paulo GRU-Joburg – (MON/THU/SAT)

If you are looking for expert assistance and flights in and around South America, then look no further than LATAM Airlines.

LAN Airlines and TAM Airlines form the LATAM Airlines Group, which serves around 143 destinations in 26 countries, offering access to a vast network of destinations in South America. They set themselves apart by providing high-quality service and on-time performance.

LAN, based in Santiago, Chile, was founded in 1929 and held the title of Latin America’s largest airline post-merger while TAM began operations in 1976. From its headquarters in Sao Paulo, it grew into Brazil’s largest airline!

LATAM’s main hubs are in Santiago, Lima, Sao Paulo and Bogota. LATAM Airlines Group is always looking for avenues to expand and open up affordable travel and direct routes to Latin America, which is why the company is exploring the creation of a new hub in north-eastern Brazil, with the hopes of expanding operations between Europe and South America.

LATAM’s new A350 aircraft serving the Johannesburg – Sao Paulo route emits 25% fewer greenhouse gases than the industry standard for long-haul flights, so you can feel better about your carbon footprint.

Book LATAM Airlines flights to Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires, Santiago (Chile) and other exciting places!

Carry-on Luggage

Passengers are allowed one suitcase and a personal item as their carry-on baggage, provided that your baggage is light enough to fit in the overhead compartment. The maximum weight for your carry-on baggage must not exceed 8kg in Economy and 16kg in Premium Economy or Premium Business. However, should you fly in Economy within Brazil, the maximum weight is 5kg.

Checked Baggage

LATAM has the following baggage restrictions per cabin class:

Economy Class

• 2 pieces of up to 23kg

Premium Business Class

• 3 pieces of up to 23kg

For domestic flights, passengers are required to arrive at the airport at least 90 minutes before their scheduled departure time. For international flights, passengers are required to arrive at the airport 3 hours before departure to avoid complications.

Passengers can check in online between 48 and 2 hours before their flight, if their flight is operated by LATAM Airlines Group – LATAM Airlines Chile, LATAM Airlines Argentina, LATAM Airlines Peru, LATAM Airlines Colombia or LATAM Airlines Ecuador.

If your flight is operated by LATAM Airlines Brazil or LATAM Airlines Paraguay, online check in will be available between 72 to two hours before scheduled departure.

From 1 August 2019, South Africans travelling with LATAM can enjoy their brand new Airbus A350. The aircraft is fitted with fully reclining seats in Premium Business Class, while Economy passengers can look forward to reclinable, ergonomic seats with adjustable headrests, individual power outlets, and bigger overhead lockers for hand luggage. The cabins feature built-in intelligent lighting to combat jetlag, pleasant temperatures, and excellent ventilation to help you feel comfortable and relaxed during your flight.

Economy Class

Step into a world of comfort when you fly Economy Class, boasting comfortable reclining seats with adjustable headrests, more entertainment options and friendly service.

Premium Business Class

Upgrade to Premium Business Class and sink into the reclining leather seats providing increased space and comfort. Stay entertained by the wide selection of magazines and newspapers as well as the modern onboard entertainment system featuring large screens and individual audio channels.

Business Class

Be welcomed by friendly cabin crew when you fly Business Class and relax in seats that recline and become flatbeds. Take your taste buds on an adventure by selecting from a gourmet menu prepared by renowned chefs, accompanied by a drink of your choice.

LATAM has firmly established itself in Latin America as a major player with a massive network of destinations, servicing seven of Latin Americas major countries. LATAM offers flights to over 100 destinations in total, broken down as follows:

Its regional network consists of:

• Argentina – 14 destinations
• Brazil – 40 destinations
• Chile – 16 destinations
• Colombia – 20 destinations
• Ecuador – 5 destinations
• Peru – 16 destinations

With Bolivia and Paraguay also added to the mix.

While internationally the group focus is on North America and The Caribbean, LATAM also service cities like Mexico City, Toronto, Miami, New York, Los Angeles, Punta Cana and Havana.

European routes include: London, Barcelona, Paris, Madrid, Frankfurt and Milan.

In 2016 LATAM opened up its routes to Africa, with connecting flights to 115 Latin American destinations coinciding with the new Johannesburg O.R Tambo to Sao Paulo direct route.