LATAM Airlines

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LATAM Airlines Boeing 787-9

Company

Airline headquartered in Chile. Founded 1983. Fleet includes the A319-100, A320-200 and A320neo.

Aircraft in service
370 aircraft
Company details3 facts · Fleet · Sources
Founded
1983
Headquarters
Chile
Aircraft in service
370 aircraft

FleetTypes listed by the airline

  • A319-100
  • A320-200
  • A320neo
  • A321-200
  • A321neo
  • A330-200
  • B767-300ER
  • B767-300F
  • B777-300ER
  • B787-8
  • B787-9

SourcesLATAM Airlines Group “Integrated Report 2025”

Pay

LATAM Airlines Captain, estimated annual pay

$120K

LATAM Airlines First Officer, estimated annual pay

$60K

Our estimate

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Who it covers, what’s included, and when
Captain
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First Officer
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Jobs

We have not been able to confirm any vacancies published by the airline.

Duty

Days offCollective agreement

9 days a month

Collective agreement for LATAM Brasil (TAM) pilots (2025–2027) · 12 December 2025

  • Paid sick leave180 days
  • Sick leaveWhile on state sickness benefit, the company tops up 50% of the gap to fixed pay for up to 180 days (100% for work-related illness or injury)

Destinations & layovers

7 airports

Sourcesbasis · conditions · date
Conditions
  • Airports in official materials from LATAM Airlines and on international segments to and from the US flown by LATAM Airlines scheduled passenger flights in the US DOT (BTS) July 2026 traffic data. Base airports are not included.
  • Destinations confirmed in our research: 7 airports, as of 29 October 2026. This may not be every destination. It does not show which aircraft types or bases fly there, or whether crews lay over.
  • Sorted by region (cities with a photo first), not by popularity or number of flights.
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Checked in our research on 29 October 2026
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LATAM Airlines captain salary in 2026?

LATAM Airlines captain pay is estimated at about $120K per year, pre-tax. These are our own estimates from public information, not figures the airline publishes.

What is the LATAM Airlines first officer salary?

LATAM Airlines first officer pay is estimated at about $60K per year, pre-tax, rising with seniority.

What are the requirements to become a LATAM Airlines pilot?

Captain / First Officer — International operations. Santiago / São Paulo based. Key requirements: License: ATPL (ICAO-compliant, certified by the relevant national authority); English: ICAO Level 4 or above. We have not been able to confirm flight-hour requirements the airline publishes.

What is the LATAM Airlines pilot salary per month?

Dividing our estimated annual figures by 12, LATAM Airlines captains earn about $9.9K a month and first officers about $5K. What actually lands each month moves with block hours flown, and where an annual bonus is paid the regular monthly figure sits lower with a spike in the bonus month.

What is the LATAM Airlines pilot pay scale?

We estimate LATAM Airlines first officers at $60K and captains at $120K — a step of about $60K, or roughly 2.0×. The actual figure moves with seniority, type rating and the routes you fly.

Is the LATAM Airlines pilot salary before or after tax?

Every figure on this page is gross, before income tax. We estimate captains at $120K and first officers at $60K pre-tax, and income tax, social insurance and any local levies come out of that. Take-home depends on where you are resident and on your own deductions, so no single percentage applies. Airlines based in countries with no personal income tax — the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia — leave more of the same gross figure in your hand.