Adam McCann, Financial Writer
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LATAM points expire on the last day of the 36th month if there are no earnings in your account, or if your account is closed. To prevent expiration, make sure to earn or redeem points on a regular basis and use any unredeemed rewards before closing your account.
When LATAM Points Expire
- On the last day of the 36th month if there are no earnings in your account.
- When you close your account without redeeming any unused points.
- When LATAM decides to close your account due to a violation of the program’s terms.
Keeping your LATAM account in good standing is essential to preventing account closure and forfeiture of your points. Always review the issuer's terms and conditions regularly to stay informed about updates or changes that could impact your account status.
If you’re trying to choose an airline rewards program and you are concerned about rewards expiration policies, you can see how LATAM compares to other major airlines below.
LATAM Points Expiration vs. The Competition
Airline Rewards Program | Rewards Expiration Policy |
LATAM Pass | Miles expire after 36 months of account inactivity |
United MileagePlus | Miles do not expire |
Southwest Rapid Rewards | Points do not expire |
Delta SkyMiles | Miles do not expire |
American Airlines AAdvantage | Miles expire after 24 months of account inactivity |
Because LATAM points do expire, it’s important to use your points frequently. As with any loyalty rewards, earning a lot of points can be rewarding, but make sure to redeem them regularly to avoid losing value if the points ever get devalued.
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