How to Call LATAM Airlines from Abroad (No Roaming)
If you’re traveling and you need to reach LATAM Airlines, it’s usually time-sensitive: a schedule change, a cancellation, a missed connection, baggage issues, or a refund/change request that can’t wait.
Calling internationally through roaming minutes can get expensive fast—especially when there are long queues. This guide shows how to call LATAM from abroad using Callshake and includes verified official contact options (phone numbers + self-service links).
How to call LATAM from abroad with Callshake
- Open Callshake.com in your browser.
- Create an account and add pay-as-you-go credit.
- Dial the LATAM support number you need.
Why Callshake is useful for airline support calls
- No roaming charges from your carrier: you pay Callshake’s rate instead of international roaming voice minutes.
- No active roaming or SIM changes required: call over Wi-Fi from a laptop or phone browser.
- Pay only for what you use: ideal when hold times spike during disruptions.
- Works when you’re between SIMs: helpful if you switched to a local SIM/eSIM.
LATAM phone numbers (official)
LATAM publishes different numbers by country. These are official contact-center options from LATAM’s Contact Center page:
| Country/region | Phone number | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| United States | +1 866 435 9526 | General LATAM support for U.S. customers |
| Canada | +1 888 235 9826 | LATAM Canada contact center |
| Mexico (from outside Mexico) | +52 55 5091 3165 | Contact LATAM Mexico from abroad |
LATAM also provides a WhatsApp virtual assistant for general questions:
- WhatsApp (virtual assistant): https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=56968250850
What to prepare before you call
- Booking reference (PNR) and passenger name(s)
- Travel date(s) and route (origin/connection/destination)
- Ticket number (if available) and the email used to book
- Your preferred outcome (refund vs rebook, new date/flight)
If your booking was made through a third-party agency, keep the agency confirmation handy too.
Same-day disruption playbook
- Lead with urgency: “My flight is today” and share your current airport.
- If you’re already at the airport, check the airline desk as well as calling.
- For rebooking, have 1–2 acceptable alternative flights/times ready.
Baggage problems: where to start
LATAM’s baggage guidance typically starts at the airport baggage desk (PIR/report) and then follows up online. If you already have a baggage case code, LATAM provides tracking tools and case creation through their Help Center.
Why calling from abroad sometimes fails
- High call volume during disruptions (weather, strikes, peak travel days)
- Toll-free routing issues depending on your carrier/country
- Weak Wi-Fi (hotel/airport networks can drop calls)
If you can’t connect, try another regional number or use self-service links below.
Verified official contact options
- LATAM Contact Center (phone numbers by country): https://www.latamairlines.com/gb/en/about-latam/contact-center
- LATAM Help Center (self-service): https://www.latamairlines.com/us/en/help-center
- Create a case (official): https://www.latamairlines.com/us/en/help-center/create-case
Disclaimer: LATAM contact numbers vary by country/region and may change. Always confirm the best number for your location on LATAM’s official Contact Center page.
