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What is LATAM Pass?

LATAM Pass is the loyalty program of LATAM Airlines, one of the leading airline groups in Latin America. The program allows members to earn miles through flights with LATAM and partner airlines, as well as through various financial and retail partnerships. These miles can be redeemed for flight tickets, upgrades, and other services. LATAM Pass features multiple membership tiers, including Gold, Platinum, Black, and Black Signature, each offering progressively more benefits such as priority boarding, lounge access, and increased mileage accrual.

What's new with LATAM Pass in 2026?

• LATAM Pass Bonuses Now Live: Launched January 2025, this system lets members unlock extra perks at specific Qualifying Points milestones — without affecting their progress toward higher Elite tiers. Benefits include bonus miles, extra Qualifying Points, and free seat selection vouchers. Managed through the LATAM Pass app.
• Gold Plus Category Discontinued: The Gold Plus tier was eliminated in 2025. Current Elite tiers are Gold, Platinum, Black, and Black Signature — achievable via Qualifying Points or the LATAM Pass Club subscription.
• Miles on Ancillary Services: Members now earn miles and Qualifying Points on ancillary purchases (seat upgrades, extra baggage, etc.), broadening the ways to accumulate toward status.
• Credit Card Partnerships: Co-branded LATAM Pass cards offer up to 60,000 bonus miles through promotional welcome offers, with ongoing earning on everyday purchases.

How many LATAM Pass miles for a flight?

LATAM Pass utilizes a dynamic award pricing system, meaning the number of miles required for a flight redemption varies based on factors such as route, demand, and booking time. While specific mileage requirements can fluctuate, members can generally expect the following ranges:

How much are LATAM Pass miles worth?

The value of LATAM Pass miles can vary depending on how you use them. However, the reference value (based on the direct purchase price) is USD 0.032 per mile. This value can serve as a starting point to evaluate whether a redemption is appropriate. For example, if a flight costs 50,000 miles, its estimated value would be USD 1,600 (50,000 x 0.032). If the cash price of the same flight is lower, it may be more convenient to pay with cash.

Strategies to maximize the value of your LATAM Pass miles

• Redemptions in Business or Premium Economy cabin: These typically offer a higher value per mile, especially on long-haul routes.
• Redemption promotions: LATAM Pass frequently offers mileage discounts for certain destinations or seasons.
• Miles + Cash: This option allows you to combine miles and cash, which can be useful if you don't have enough miles for a full redemption.
• Avoid low-value redemptions: Using miles for low-cost products or additional services may not be the best option in terms of value per mile.

To get the maximum benefit, it's a good idea to compare the cash value of the product or service with the number of miles required for the redemption.

Key features of LATAM Pass

• Tiers and Elite Status: Gold, Platinum, Black, Black Signature
• What we love: LATAM Pass Bonuses, Earn Miles on Ancillary Services, Family Miles Pooling (coming soon), Co-branded Credit Cards
• Exclusive Perks: Choose your own benefits with the new LATAM Pass Bonuses system, unlock extra miles and perks as you progress—even without moving to a new tier.
• Best Redemptions: Short-haul flights within South America, Business Class to/from the US and Europe when availability aligns with low-mileage pricing.
• Award Release Dates: LATAM typically releases award seats around 330 days in advance. Partner airline availability may vary. Read our full guide here