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Kachjc Nov 16, 2012 11:40 am

TAM
 
TAM will join oneworld

http://www.flightglobal.com/news/art...eworld-379127/

yay, big expansion for oneworld in the next year and half

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TAM

Now just one more African member to complete the map!

JohnAx Nov 16, 2012 12:59 pm

Now if only the "One" in OneWorld meant something. Just being able to see each other's bookings and seat assignments would be a breakthrough.

FlyerTalker688786 Nov 16, 2012 1:04 pm

December still have many days...So anything can happen in the coming 44 days.

However I know TAM will be a oneworld member airline in the end. When is the question. Assume they need to exit in a manner without a penalty imposed. How they could go around this issue? Regulator concern is not the excuse they can use, as the reality is that TACA Avianca's Brazil arm is not in Star yet, thus the regulator order would not enforce unless the TACA Brazil joins Star.

Would be interest to see how TAM is going to exit star and how long it would take TAM to be in oneworld officially.

ajnaro Nov 16, 2012 4:36 pm


Originally Posted by chongcao (Post 19696095)

... as the reality is that TACA Avianca's Brazil arm is not in Star yet...

AVIANCA in Brazil is controlled by Synergy Group, the same company that controls Columbia's AVIANCA, but the two not even have the same loyalty (mileage) program.

rurouni212 Nov 18, 2012 10:22 am


Originally Posted by ajnaro (Post 19697207)
AVIANCA in Brazil is controlled by Synergy Group, the same company that controls Columbia's AVIANCA, but the two not even have the same loyalty (mileage) program.

I could see that changing once TAM formally announces it's departure from Star.

pantanal Nov 18, 2012 2:19 pm


Originally Posted by rurouni212 (Post 19705729)
I could see that changing once TAM formally announces it's departure from Star.

Don't they need to give a six month notice?

rurouni212 Nov 18, 2012 4:24 pm


Originally Posted by pantanal (Post 19706747)
Don't they need to give a six month notice?

It won't be an immediate switch over, but sooner or later, I think it'll happen.

pantanal Nov 18, 2012 9:24 pm


Originally Posted by rurouni212 (Post 19707291)
It won't be an immediate switch over, but sooner or later, I think it'll happen.

my guess is it will be 6 months- 1 yr kind of time frame at the very least

Yoshi212 Nov 20, 2012 8:08 am

My question is will LATAM align their products and remove F from TAM's planes. Or will they use the planes with F for specific routes from/between the main hubs and send Y/J planes on other routes.


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