TAM Airlines, the largest airline in South America, is to relocate its’ London Heathrow operations from Terminal 4 to Terminal 1 on Sunday, 28 March 2010. The move is part of TAM’s full integration into the Star Alliance.
As part of its integration into the Star Alliance, TAM Airlines will move from Terminal 4 to Terminal 1 at London’s Heathrow Airport later this month. Passengers flying on TAM - the largest airline in South America - from Terminal 1 can look forward to a substantial improvement in their travel experience from Heathrow, as compared to Terminal 4.
According to information received by TAM Airlines from the Chilean aviation authorities, Santiago International Airport (“Arturo Merino Benitez” - SCL) remains closed to commercial flights and there is currently no clear indication as to when the airport will re-open for such services.
With the addition of a new First Class cabin TAM now offers a choice of three classes on its daily Boeing 777-300ER services between London Heathrow and São Paulo Guarulhos.
TAM and TRIP Linhas Aereas will expand the codeshare agreement signed between the two companies starting January 11.
TAM (NYSE:TAM) (NYSE:and) (NYSE:Bovespa: TAMM4) and LAN Argentina are expanding the flight codeshare agreement signed between the companies to offer more convenience and comfort for passengers who wish to travel between Brazil and Argentina.
The Board of Directors of TAM S.A. (NYSE:TAM) (NYSE:and) (NYSE:Bovespa:) (NYSE:TAMM4) has recently confirmed, the executive Libano Miranda Barroso as Director President of TAM S.A. and TAM Linhas Aereas. Barroso had previously earned the titles of interim president as well as Vice President of Finance, Management and IT since the departure of Commander David Barioni Neto on October 9 of this year.
TAM (NYSE: TAM, BOVESPA: TAMM4) was elected, for the second consecutive time, the best airline in South America (South America’s Leading Airline) at the World Travel Awards. Considered the “Oscars of the Travel Industry”, the award establishes companies in the tourism, hospitality and aviation worldwide.
BTN interviews Ana Carolina Dollevedo, PR Executive, TAM Airlines on winning Myanmar’s Leading Hotel 2009 at the 16th annual World Travel Awards staged at the five-star Grosvenor House, a JW Hotel in London
TAM has signed an agreement with Brazilian investment company BTG under which BTG will take control of the airline with the goal of developing the business and boosting its share price.
Air Canada and Brazil’s TAM have signed a bilateral agreement that will allow members of Air Canada’s Aeroplan or TAM’s Fidelidade programs to earn and redeem frequent flyer Miles/points on flights operated by either company.
Keith Patrick, TAM Airlines at WTM 2008