Any experience on Latam airlines? We’re going to Peru in November and currently booked in economy on Latam air. Just wondering about the experience and service in economy. We have points to use to upgrade but not sure we should. The flight is LAX to Lima. Any other suggestions would be appreciated. submitted by /u/Which-Crab247

What countries in Latam can you send letters and postcards from? I mean actually, not just technically. For example, I know Nicaragua and Colombia both don’t really have this service. If you mail a postcard from Colombia it will take 8 months sometimes to NAmerica. Sealed letters (what we consider a regular envelope) can cost like $40 for regular post. To clarify, I mean you have an envelope with some pages o…

LATAM appreciation post Hi all! We recently completed a 10 day trip to Peru and we flew LATAM internationally and also to travel domestic! We did have flight interruptions a couple times and during both the events we got amazing service from LATAM representatives in the airport / customer service line. For example, we had to reschedule a connection flight at the last m…

LATAM airlines in Peru Im looking for a flight from Lima to Cusco round trip next month. LATAM air has a “basic” fare that doesn’t include any baggage. The “light” fare includes one carry on and a personal item. I initially chose the light fare so I could bring a carry on, but it then gave options to add on baggage. When I choose the basic fare and add on my baggage i…

LATAM flight from Seattle to Lima, Peru I booked a flight from Seattle to Lima, Peru directly through the LATAM site. LATAM is partnered with Delta so the first leg of the trip (Seattle to Atlanta) is a Delta flight and then switches to a LATAM flight from Atlanta to Lima, Peru. I was getting confused with the various flights and different emails coming from different airlines, so I c…

After 50-60 hours of research, here’s our tentative LATAM itinerary for a family of four (two kids ages 2, 5). Traveled a lot in Europe, but never as a family to LATAM. This is new, exciting, terrifying, and I’d love other perspectives. *travel in January/February. Family trip with two kids (2, 5). Budget: $15-20k, but a bit flexible for this trip-of-a-lifetime. Safety is top priority. Adventure is good up to a point, which is why you don’t see Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru (although I desperately want to visit those places, just not with my kids). Looking for variety. Travel mai…