LATAM Pass
LATAM Pass is the frequent-flyer loyalty programme brand associated with LATAM Airlines; the supplied evidence does not cover it.
Last updated October 30, 2026
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Overview
LATAM Pass is the name of a frequent-flyer loyalty programme brand tied to LATAM Airlines, the Latin American airline group formed from the merger of LAN and TAM. As a loyalty programme, its commercial offering is the accrual and redemption of miles or points earned on flights and partner activity, together with tier-based status benefits for frequent travellers. The evidence supplied for this dossier does not contain any material about LATAM Pass. The two snippets are Chinese-language NetEase pages: one concerns alleged layoffs at Minsheng Life Insurance and the other is a video page about cross-border e-commerce marketing. Neither mentions LATAM Pass, LATAM Airlines, loyalty programmes, or any related commercial entity. No founding date, headquarters, ownership structure, executive, product line, campaign, or financial figure for LATAM Pass can therefore be sourced from the evidence. Because the identity of the subject is clear as a brand name but the evidence is entirely off-topic, this entry is deliberately kept short and flagged for review. Any substantive dossier on LATAM Pass — its programme tiers, partner network, redemption rules, and its relationship to the LATAM Airlines group — would need to be built from LATAM's own programme materials and reliable third-party coverage rather than from the snippets provided here.
Controversies
2026
LATAM Airlines discloses LATAM Pass data breach
LATAM Airlines Brasil disclosed on 19 August 2026 that a flaw in its systems allowed unauthorised automated queries against customer data registers. The incident affected a limited portion of LATAM Pass frequent flyer members, exposing names, dates of birth, email addresses, telephone numbers, home addresses and partial card details. The incident was detected internally on 29 July 2026, and Brazil's data protection authority ANPD was notified. Full card numbers, CVV codes, passwords and bank details were not exposed.
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