#South america airpass full#
#South america airpass plus#

Sometimes changing the itinerary order can help with this however in our opinion it’s always worth looking at internal flights prior to booking your international flight as it can make a big difference to the overall price. The South American Airpass is our exclusive option for. The airpass is not available on all seats, we must find a specific class of fare in order to apply the discounted prices so the best idea is to decide where you want to go and we can quote the pass for you.įurthermore if you have already booked your international airfare and are not arriving with LAN Airlines then we can certainly investigate a range of options to help keep your internal flight price down. LATAM Airlines offer special fares to fly to South America at exclusive and convenient prices.

#South america airpass plus#

The prices of the airpass can only be worked out accurately in a flight system like Galileo or Amadeus and consists of a fare for each sector (ie Buenos Aires to Lima) plus taxes and any applicable surcharges charged by the airline or airport which often make up a large portion of the fare. You will most likely need to book through a travel agency, and have international flights into South America booked. LAN (route map here) and TAM (route map here) also have by far the most extensive coverage of flights in South America so on any itinerary you are likely to be using them at some stage. In terms of the savings available on an airpass these range for a small amount up to savings of around 50% on internal flights so it’s certainly worth considering. The airpass also used to be available to any travel agent, however LAN have also scaled this back so that the airpass can only be purchased via a select list of South American specialists like Eclipse Travel. For example if you book an international flight with Qantas but the flight is operated by LAN (ie QF 321) then you will not be able to access the discounted airpass rates. You can arrive on a Qantas operated flight as long as it has a LAN flight number however the opposite is not eligible. The airpass used to be accessible to people arriving with a selection of airlines such as Qantas however in recent months this has changed so the airpass is only accessible to someone arriving or departing South America on a flight with a LAN Airlines flight number (ie LA 800). One good option to consider is the LAN & TAM Airlines which has recently had some important changes. It’s surprising to many people to find that flights in South America are so expensive however there are good options to save money.

These were the prices I got last September: Zone 1 153.

#South america airpass full#

Flyers seeking an on-demand, all-inclusive and elevated travel experience can enjoy full flexibility and VIP benefits like complimentary Admirals Club membership with AirPass. Not by much though I'm doing a lot of relatively short legs which I think made the difference. AirPass is an all-inclusive membership that offers unrivaled flexibility, VIP privileges and AAdvantage status. Many travellers are surprised at the cost of internal flights in South America. For my up-coming trip around South America, strangely, regular sector-by-sector pricing on LAN as booked by my TA was cheaper than the 'Airpass' pricing.