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TAM Brazilian Airlines

Brazil · TAM
333
Routes
6
Hubs
TAM
ICAO
JJ
IATA
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Brazil's leading airline connecting the world.

Founded
1961
Headquarters
São Paulo, Brazil
Alliance
Star Alliance
TAM Brazilian Airlines, operating under IATA code JJ, was one of Brazil's largest and most prominent commercial carriers. Founded in 1961, the airline grew from a regional taxi air service into a major international carrier connecting Brazil with destinations across South America, North America, Europe, and beyond. In 2012, TAM merged with LAN Airlines of Chile to form LATAM Airlines Group, one of the largest airline groups in Latin America. The combined entity rebranded progressively, with TAM's operations eventually folding into the LATAM brand by 2016. During its peak, TAM was known for its strong domestic network within Brazil and was a member of the Star Alliance before transitioning to oneworld following the LATAM merger. The airline played a pivotal role in modernizing Brazilian aviation and expanding international connectivity for Brazilian travelers.
Hubs & network
TAM's primary hubs were São Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport (GRU) and São Paulo–Congonhas Airport (CGH).
Fleet
TAM operated a fleet primarily composed of Airbus A320 family aircraft for domestic routes, along with Airbus A330 and Boeing 777 aircraft for long-haul international services.
Notable facts
  • TAM was founded in 1961 as a regional taxi air service before expanding into a full-scale airline.
  • In 2012, TAM merged with Chile's LAN Airlines to form LATAM Airlines Group, one of the largest airline conglomerates in Latin America.
  • TAM was the first Brazilian airline to join a global airline alliance, becoming a Star Alliance member in 2010.
  • The airline rebranded to LATAM Airlines Brasil in 2016, retiring the TAM brand.
  • TAM suffered a major tragedy in 2007 when Flight 3054 crashed at Congonhas Airport in São Paulo, killing all 187 people on board.
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Route network map (333 legs)

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Route network

AEP → GRU320
AGT → ASU320
AGT → GRU320
AJU → GRU320
AJU → REC320
AJU → SDU319
AJU → SSA319
AQP → LIM319
ASU → AGT320
ASU → EZE320
ASU → GRU320
BEL → BSB320
BEL → FOR320
BEL → GIG320
BEL → GRU320
BEL → MAB320
BEL → MAO320
BEL → MCP320
BEL → MIA763
BEL → SLZ320
BEL → STM320
BOG → GRU763
BPS → CGH320
BPS → CNF320 319
BPS → GRU320
BSB → BEL320
BSB → CGB320 319
BSB → CGH320 319
BSB → CGR320
BSB → CNF320 319
BSB → CWB320
BSB → FLN320
BSB → FOR321 319
BSB → GIG320
BSB → GRU320 321
BSB → GYN320
BSB → IMP319 320
BSB → JPA320
BSB → MAB320
BSB → MAO320
BSB → MCZ320
BSB → MIA757 763
BSB → NAT320
BSB → PMW319 320
BSB → POA320
BSB → PVH320
BSB → RBR320
BSB → REC321 320
BSB → SDU319
BSB → SLZ320 319
BSB → SSA320 319
BSB → THE320 319
BSB → UDI320
BSB → VCP320
BSB → VIX320
BVB → MAO320
CCS → GRU320
CDG → GRU773
CDG → PEK773
CGB → BSB320 319
CGB → CGH319
CGB → GRU320
CGH → BPS320
CGH → BSB320 319
CGH → CGB320
CGH → CGR320
CGH → CNF319 320
CGH → CWB320 319
CGH → FLN319 320
CGH → GIG320
CGH → GYN320 319
CGH → IGU320 319
CGH → IOS319
CGH → JOI319
CGH → LDB319
CGH → NVT319
CGH → POA320 319
CGH → RAO320 319
CGH → SDU319
CGH → SJP320 319
LATAM Airlines Brasil
Encyclopaedia

LATAM Airlines Brasil, formerly TAM Linhas Aéreas, is the Brazilian brand of Chilean LATAM Airlines Group operating international and domestic flights from hubs in Brasília, Fortaleza, and São Paulo. According to the National Civil Aviation Agency of Brazil (ANAC), between January and December 2023, LATAM had 37.8% of the domestic, and 18.2% of the international market share in terms of passenger-kilometers flown, making it the largest domestic and largest international airline in Brazil.

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