Delta's Airline Partners

LATAM

Delta and LATAM create the most comprehensive combined carrier network throughout the Americas. From beginning to end, Delta and LATAM give you access to more benefits and a seamless travel experience when flying between the U.S. and Latin America.

Whether it’s your next business trip or a long-awaited getaway, we are here to help you prepare so you know what to expect on your next flight.  

A Partnership To Give You More Routes
More than 300 destinations between South America and the U.S. to explore new places and redeem your miles.

 

 

ENJOY YOUR SKYMILES BENEFITS
SkyMiles members earn and use miles when flying with LATAM. Medallion Members enjoy benefits such as priority services, lounge access and more. Learn more about all the benefits. Program rules apply.
FLYING WITH LATAM
LATAM offers three cabins of service, offering varies by fleet type. Entertainment screens are available on long-haul flights and LATAM Play lets you stream content from your device.
A SEAMLESS JOURNEY
Delta and LATAM operate in the same terminals in JFK, MIA, GRU, SCL, BOG and LIM. Special meals and other requests, opens in a new window, for your journey will be accommodated when requested up to 48hs before your flight.
ABOUT LATAM
LATAM Airlines Group was formed through the merger of LAN Airlines and TAM Airlines. The group operates an extensive network internationally and throughout Latin America, headquartered in Chile. 

Frequently Asked Questions
Delta’s and LATAM will work closely to create the leading airline partnership between the United States/Canada and South America (Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay) and connect the Americas to the world like never before with access to more than 300 destinations. With frequent flyer reciprocity for flights on or after April 1, 2020, Delta SkyMiles Members will have the opportunity to accrue and redeem miles across this broad network.

Beginning April 1, 2020, SkyMiles Members can earn miles when traveling on eligible LATAM flights or use miles to book Award Travel* on scheduled LATAM flights available through Delta channels.

*Award Travel bookings are not eligible for mileage accrual.

Beginning on August 7, 2020, Medallion Members can expect to enjoy reciprocal elite benefits, including lounge access, when flying on LATAM, depending on Tier. See a comprehensive list of LATAM reciprocal elite benefits.
In 2020, Delta and LATAM introduced their first codeshare services in South America, and in 2021 expanded codeshare services to 20 U.S.-South America routes plus connections to a broad range of domestic and regional destinations from their hubs in Atlanta, New York, Los Angeles, Santiago, Lima, Bogota and São Paulo, improving connectivity between the two regions.

The Latest LATAM News

Delta and LATAM are cleared for plans to develop unparalleled network connecting the Americas | Delta News Hub 

Once implemented, the approval enables Delta and LATAM Airlines Group, LATAM Airlines Brasil, LATAM Airlines Colombia, LATAM Airlines Peru and LATAM Airlines Paraguay to begin the work of unlocking new customer and cargo benefits.

Delta Air Lines and the LATAM Airlines Group will jointly add more than 20 international routes between the United States and South America and also expand connections to a broad number of domestic and regional destinations from their hubs in Atlanta; Santiago, Chile; Lima, Peru; Bogota, Colombia; and São Paulo / Guarulhos in Brazil.

Delta is now putting its code on 12 international routes operated by the LATAM Group between South America and cities in the United States where customers can access connections, including Miami and Orlando, and Delta’s hubs at Boston, New York JFK and Los Angeles. In addition, Delta is adding its code to six interregional routes in South America and four new domestic destinations in Chile.

The agreement in turn has the LATAM Group putting its code on eight international routes operated by Delta between South America and the United States, including to its Atlanta and New York JFK hubs, where the airline offers connections to a range of U.S. domestic and global destinations.

Delta Air Lines and LATAM Airlines Group and its affiliates have signed a trans-American Joint Venture Agreement that, once regulatory approvals where required are granted, will combine the carriers’ highly complementary route networks between North and South America, providing customers with a seamless travel experience and industry-leading connectivity.
Delta and LATAM Airlines Group (“LATAM”) have reached agreement to launch loyalty program reciprocity across the carriers’ broad networks, offering customer benefits across more than 435 destinations worldwide. Additionally, the carriers continue to expand codesharing across more flights throughout the region, adding expanded connectivity for customers.

New Schedule Will Kick Off With Special Deals for Customers
Delta Air Lines will add 13 new daily nonstop flights to Miami International Airport (MIA) from hubs and top corporate travel destinations around the U.S., including new service from Orlando, Raleigh-Durham, Salt Lake City and Tampa.

With this expanded network, Delta will offer 41 daily non-stop options between 10 U.S. airports and Miami, with all flights offering Delta’s award-winning First Class and Delta Comfort+ product, in addition to the carrier’s signature operational reliability and industry-leading service. Delta’s partnerships today extend its Miami reach across the globe to 12 international nonstop destinations, with LATAM offering 10 additional international destinations from Miami.

Delta and LATAM will launch codesharing for flights operated by certain LATAM affiliates in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru beginning in the first quarter of 2020, pending receipt of applicable government approvals.

The codeshare will offer customers increased connectivity between up to 74 onward destinations in the United States and up to 51 onward destinations in South America.

Delta expects to expand codeshare opportunities to include more destinations in the near future.