SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Soaring jet fuel prices drove up costs for Brazil's top two airlines in the second quarter, but while TAM still managed to make money thanks to efficiency gains, its smaller ...

TAM Airlines started in Brazil in the 1960s, expanded operations, and eventually joined with LAN in 2010 to become LATAM. The LATAM Airlines Group is a multinational airline organization ...

“The changes since joining with TAM have helped us to establish LATAM ... In October, for example, LATAM Airlines Brazil will launch a São Paulo-Johannesburg service, becoming the first Latin ...

The airline recently cited forecasts of negative GDP growth for Brazil in 2015 and estimates YE2015 inflation ... 21-Sep-2015 to 27-Sep-2015 are allotted to international markets. TAM Airlines ...

TAM is the largest Brazilian airlines by market share and fleet size ... Francisco de Assis using its ex-Azul ATR72-500. Avianca Brazil will join the Star Alliance network today (July 22 ...

JetBlue Airways and TAM Airlines, one of the largest carriers in Brazil, today announced a new interline partnership to connect travelers to Brazil and beyond via New York's John F. Kennedy ...

While higher demand for Brazil flights means more Brits are choosing to fly with TAM Airlines, the majority of passengers on board the TAM Airlines Boeing 777-300 were Brazilian or Portuguese ...

TAM Airlines is offering inflight mobile communications ... “The service meets customers’ needs as they travel with TAM to and from Brazil’s fast-growing markets.” The service allows ...

TAM Arlines has added new flight routes from Toronto to São Paulo and from Orlando to Brasilia. Toronto is the seventh destination for LATAM Airlines Group and its affiliates in North America.

(Reuters) - Brazil's largest airline TAM is cutting ... a Brazilian industry that was flying high for years. The head of TAM Airlines, Libano Barroso, said the company would focus this year ...

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — The pilots of doomed TAM Airlines flight 3054 screamed “slow down!” and “turn, turn, turn!” seconds before their Airbus A320 skidded off the runway in Sao Paulo ...