If I fly with a partner airline, can I earn LATAM Pass Miles and Qualifying Points?

• Flights operated by Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, and Swiss Airlines earn miles according to the table detailed by each carrier, even when marketed by LATAM Airlines. This benefit is not available for flights from South America to North America and from South America to Africa.
• Flights on Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, and Swiss Airlines between North America and Europe, and between Europe and Africa, are not part of the benefits for earning miles with partner airlines.
• Code-share flights between LATAM and Alaska Airlines, Aeroméxico and Delta Air Lines earn LATAM Pass Miles and Qualifying Points according to the same accumulation rules as LATAM flights.
• Code-share flights between LATAM and British Airways or Iberia earn LATAM Pass Miles according to the same accumulation rules as LATAM flights.
• Flights not on a code-share agreement and operated by British Airways, Iberia, Cathay Pacific, Finnair, Japan Airlines, Qantas, Qatar Airways, and Royal Jordanian earn miles according to the table detailed by each carrier.
• Flights marketed by LATAM and operated by Air China, Air Italy, Air Tahiti Nui, China Eastern, Interjet, Passaredo, South African Airways, Vueling, WestJet, and Paranair do not earn LATAM Pass Miles, Qualifying Points, or Qualifying Segments.
• Flights on partner airlines Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, and Swiss Airlines earn miles as Other Airlines even when marketed by LATAM Airlines. This benefit is not available for flights from South America to North America and from South America to Africa.
• Flights on partner airlines earn miles as Other Airlines, even when marketed by LATAM Airlines.
• Please remember that to qualify for different elite categories, there is a minimum number of Qualifying Points required, which must be earned exclusively from LATAM Airlines flights. Review the goals here.

Remember that earning on partner airlines is based on the mileage distance defined by the IATA for that route.
Members have up to 180 days from the date of the flight to request retroactive credit if the flight has not been credited to their account.