LATAM Airlines Brazil

TAM

1980-2008

Logo Introduced in 1980 together with a new livery, when the first Fokker-27 arrived.The logo was the same all time, though the Livery suffered changes, trading the blue tail with the white logo and red stripes at the fuselage for a complete blue tail with the red logo, an then turning the tail and engines red, latter adding green and yellow (Brazil national colours) details to engine and tail, and the slogan "Proud of being Brazilian" in the fuselage.

2008-2016

Adopted in 2008 after the order of Boeing 777-300s as part of the airline's expansion program. The last aircraft painted in old colors received the new livery in late 2011.

TAM Airlines international logo, used on advertising outside Brazil

Star Alliance logo version #1 (2010-2014)

Star Alliance logo version #2 (2010-2014)

LATAM Airlines

2016-present

V • T • E  LATAM Airlines Group
LATAM Airlines: Chile | Brazil | Argentina | Colombia | Ecuador | Paraguay | Peru Frequent flyer program: LATAM Pass LATAM Cargo: Chile | Brazil | Colombia LATAM Travel Defunct brands: LATAM Fidelidade/Multiplus (merged into LATAM Pass)

V • T • E  oneworld

Current members: American Airlines | British Airways | Cathay Pacific | Finnair | Iberia | Japan Airlines | LATAM Airlines (Chile | Brazil | Colombia | Peru) | Malaysia Airlines | Qantas | Qatar Airways | Royal Jordanian | S7 Airlines | SriLankan Airlines Upcoming members: Royal Air Maroc (2020) oneworld connect Members: Fiji Airways Affiliate members: Air Nostrum | Envoy | BA CityFlyer | Comair | Cathay Dragon | Globus Airlines | Iberia Express | J-Air | JAL Express | Japan Transocean Air | Jetconnect | LATAM Airlines Argentina | LATAM Airlines Ecuador | LATAM Airlines Peru | LATAM Express | Niki | OpenSkies | QantasLink | Sun-Air | Former members: Defunct airlines: Air Berlin | AmericanConnection | Canadian Airlines | Malév | Mexicana de Aviación | US Airways Operational airline: Aer Lingus1 1Aer Lingus left oneworld in 2007 and has not rejoined since.