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Shared code-share agreement between TAAG and LATAM Airlines Brasil covers over 50 destinations

NewsAvia1 September 2026 at 13:35

TAAG Linhas Aéreas de Angola has entered into a commercial cooperation agreement with LATAM Brasil on a code-share basis, applicable to passenger transport. Through this partnership, TAAG passengers now have access to LATAM Brasil's domestic network with a connection at Guarulhos International Airport in São Paulo, covering approximately 50 destinations in Brazil. The integration allows for greater flexibility in travel planning, combined itineraries and a smoother connection experience between the flights of both airlines.

The code-share agreements are part of TAAG's commercial strategy, aimed at strengthening the customer value proposition. This includes offering more destinations for leisure and business travel, the ease of purchasing international tickets in local currency, as well as guaranteeing protection on itineraries with connecting flights, including facilities for check-in, baggage check-in and transit passenger assistance.

LATAM Brasil is part of LATAM Airlines Group, the largest commercial aviation group in South America, with domestic and international operations connecting various markets in Latin America, North America, Europe, Oceania and Africa. The group operates a fleet of more than 350 aircraft, including Airbus aircraft for domestic and regional flights, as well as Boeing long-haul aircraft used on international routes.

With this initiative, TAAG reinforces the strategic positioning of Dr. António Agostinho Neto International Airport hub as a connecting platform between Africa and South America, simultaneously promoting regional mobility, economic exchange and tourism development between the covered markets.

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