Alaska Airlines has terminated its nearly decade-long codeshare and reciprocal loyalty partnership with LATAM, filing notice with the U.S. Department of Transportation on Dec. 29, 2025. The split — after a phased winding-down of reciprocal benefits since autumn — triggers the DOT notification requirement.
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The termination formally ends a nearly decade-long commercial and frequent-flyer relationship; Alaska filed notice with the U.S. DOT on Dec. 29, 2025 after reciprocal benefits were phased out earlier this autumn.
The break reduces Alaska’s partner-fed connectivity into Latin America and comes amid broader post-merger integration and operational consolidation — see the FAA’s single operating certificate and Alaska’s increased international push following its merger-driven expansion with Hawaiian Airlines.
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