Airline Affinity Program
TAM Fidelidade is the frequent flyer program of TAM Airlines. Program points can be redeemed for tickets on TAM, Star Alliance airlines and other selected partners. It is divided into the following categories and percentages of mileage accrual:
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12,000 |
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48,000 |
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150,000* |
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Points accrual may vary according to the fare basis of the ticket.
To achieve BLACK status are taken into account only points flown with TAM Airlines and its subsidiaries (JJ and PZ flights).
The BLUE status offer the benefits of Star Alliance Silver status. Both RED and BLACK status offer the benefits of Star Alliance Gold status.
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