LATAM Airlines Brazil and São Paulo-Guarulhos Airport have received approval from the National Civil Aviation Secretariat (SAC) to build the new LATAM Lounge. With an investment of R$115 million, the airline aims to enhance the travel experience for its passengers with a 4,700-square-meter VIP lounge in Terminal 3 of São Paulo’s main airport. The construction is scheduled to begin in April 2025.
This new lounge will strengthen LATAM’s presence in one of its main hubs in Latin America and will become the largest VIP lounge in the region.
An Innovative and Sustainable Design
The LATAM Lounge São Paulo will follow the concept introduced by the airline in Santiago, Chile, in 2022, featuring a modern design that integrates the culture, gastronomy, and hospitality of the host country. Additionally, it will have a strong commitment to talent development and the use of raw materials from South America.
In line with this strategy, LATAM also plans to open new lounges in Lima (Peru) and Miami (United States) in the coming years.
An Exclusive Space for Premium Passengers
LATAM lounges are available to customers of the LATAM Pass program in the Black Signature, Black, and Platinum categories, as well as to passengers with international tickets in the Premium cabin.
→ LATAM Airlines Closes 2024 with Historic Operational and Financial Performance
LATAM: The Leading Airline in Guarulhos
LATAM closed 2024 with a 49% share of the total operations at Guarulhos International Airport, transporting 5.8 million passengers on 26,000 international flights. According to data from the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC), this figure represents a historic record since the year 2000 and a 5% increase compared to 2019, before the pandemic.
Guarulhos Airport is LATAM’s largest hub, with more than 1,300 weekly flights to 46 domestic and 24 international destinations. In the international segment, the airline operates 260 weekly flights from this key airport.
For Paulo Miranda, Vice President of Customers at the LATAM Group, this new lounge reinforces the airline’s commitment to service excellence:
“We are constantly striving to redefine the travel experience. Our lounges are already globally recognized for their innovative design, excellent service, and superior comfort. With this project in Guarulhos, we solidify our position as a global benchmark in hospitality and premium experience.”
“LATAM’s new VIP lounge is an excellent example of how the partnership between GRU Airport and airlines can transform the passenger experience. This new space will elevate the level of comfort and convenience for our visitors,” said Marcus Rosa, Commercial Director of GRU Airport.
In the coming months, LATAM will reveal more details about the design of the LATAM Lounge São Paulo and the final construction schedule.
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