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2026
LATAM Airlines Group reports quarterly earnings
LATAM Airlines Group announced quarterly earnings data, reporting earnings per share of $1.44, which beat the $1.23 consensus estimate by $0.21.
2022
LATAM and Virgin Atlantic announce codeshare agreement
LATAM Airlines Group and Virgin Atlantic announced a codeshare agreement. Virgin Atlantic customers can book travel from Heathrow to São Paulo and onward to 12 domestic airports in Brazil; LATAM customers can connect from São Paulo to Virgin Atlantic destinations worldwide.
2021
LATAM Group announced conservation collaboration with The Nature Conservancy
LATAM Airlines Group and The Nature Conservancy will collaborate to identify conservation projects to protect ecosystems in South America.
2021
SafetyPay partners with LATAM Airlines Group on digital payments
SafetyPay announced a partnership with LATAM Airlines Group to enable digital payment options for airline-ticket purchases. The solution had recently launched in Chile, Colombia and Ecuador.
2020
LATAM Airlines Brazil enters Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
LATAM Airlines Brazil joined other parts of the airline group in entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as the group pursued financing for its restructuring.
2020
LATAM seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
LATAM Airlines Group sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States to reorganise amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
2020
Delta and LATAM sign trans-American joint venture agreement
Delta Air Lines signed a trans-American joint venture agreement with LATAM Airlines Group and its affiliates. The planned joint venture would combine their North and South American route networks once regulatory approvals are granted.
2019
Lawsuit filed against American Airlines and LATAM Airlines over Cuba airport use
A lawsuit was filed in Miami federal court against American Airlines and LATAM Airlines Group, alleging that their use of Havana’s José Martí International Airport involved trafficking in property expropriated in Cuba. The plaintiff sought compensation and an order for the airline to cease operating at the airport. American Airlines said it considered its Cuba service lawful and would defend it.