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TAM LÍNEAS AÉREAS S.A. (hereinafter "LATAM PASS" or "We") and its subsidiaries use cookies or other
data storage and retrieval devices with similar functionalities (hereinafter, "cookies") to enhance
your experience on each visit to our websites.
With this in mind, we have developed this Cookie Policy ("Policy") so that our customers and users
("You") know which cookies we use, for what purposes, and how you can disable them whenever you wish.
A tradução para o inglês dessa frase seria:
Cookies are small text files that contain information that can be stored on your devices when you
visit our websites. They generally include the name of the page that generated them, their lifespan,
and a randomly generated value.
In addition, they are essential for browsing the Internet, as they provide technical solutions that
allow the user to navigate through different sites. They do not harm the user's device/equipment and
can be used to identify and resolve potential errors in the website's functionality, as well as for
advertising or analytical purposes.
LATAM PASS uses cookies to better understand the behavior of customers and users who browse its
websites, and thereby adapt them more effectively to the interests and needs of those who visit,
helping with the effectiveness, speed, and presentation of future content for you.
Additionally, when we use cookies, we may automatically collect information associated with your
electronic devices, such as access provider, operating system, browser, access date and time, and
pages viewed. Likewise, cookies may last only during your browsing on our sites (session cookies) or
until they expire, depending on their duration (persistent cookies), or until they are deleted
If in the future we use other cookies in order to offer better services, you will be informed, and
more details will be provided on how we handle your Personal Data, as outlined in our
Privacy and Security Policy.
1. Google Analytics
Google Analytics is a simple and easy-to-use tool that helps website owners measure user interaction
with their content. As a user navigates through web pages, Google Analytics provides JavaScript tags
(libraries) to site owners to record information about the page the user viewed (for example, the page
URL).
Google Analytics JavaScript libraries use HTTP cookies to store the user's previous interactions or
actions on the site's pages. You can check the types of these cookies in the table below:
- _ga: It is used to distinguish users.
- _gid:It is used to distinguish users.
- _ga_: It is used to maintain the session state.
- _gac_gb_:It contains information related to the campaign. If you have linked your
Google Analytics and Google Ads accounts, the cookie will be analyzed by the conversion tags on the
Google Ads site, unless you disable it. More information..
- _ga:It is used to distinguish users.
- _gid: It is used to distinguish users.
2 . Platforms
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It is a native PHP cookie that allows the site to store serialized state data. It preserves the
user's session state across page requests. It is used by this site to establish a user session and
transmit state data through a temporary cookie, usually called a session cookie.
- PHPSESSID:It is a native PHP cookie that allows the site to store serialized
state data. It preserves the user's session state across page requests. It is used on this site to
establish a user session and transmit state data through a temporary cookie, usually called a
session cookie
- Service Workers: They essentially act as proxy servers that sit between web
applications, the browser, and the network (when available). They are intended, among other things,
to enable the creation of effective offline experiences, intercept network requests, and take
appropriate actions based on network availability, as well as update assets that reside on the
server. They will also allow access to push notifications and background sync APIs
- device_view: It identifies the device used to browse the site in order to provide
an optimal display.
The cookies used by LATAM PASS will remain on your device for as long as necessary for the purpose
for which they were installed and, at most, for 12 (twelve) months, unless you choose to delete them
through your browser settings.
Some of the Personal Data obtained through third-party cookies may be subject to international
transfers, such as to the United States of America (USA), due to the use of Google Analytics. In these
cases, we ensure that necessary safeguards are adopted to protect your confidentiality, integrity, and
availability, in accordance with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act
(PIPEDA) and other applicable Canadian data privacy laws.
You can, at any time, configure your browser to automatically reject the collection of cookies.
However, by blocking some cookies, the functionalities of our site may not work as expected.
To get more information on how to manage cookies directly in your browser, please visit the
preference links below:
You can also choose to block the use of Google Analytics cookies from the following link: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout
Thank you for reading this Policy to the end. If you still have any questions about the use of
cookies, please contact our Data Protection Officer (Opice Blum, Bruno e Vainzof Advogados Associados)
at the email address dadopessoal@latam.com. You can also
contact LATAM PASS at the following emails,
in accordance with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and other
applicable Canadian data privacy laws.
In addition, at any time, you may exercise your rights under the Personal Information Protection and
Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and other applicable Canadian data privacy laws by submitting your
request through our online form.
Finally, we inform you that this Policy may be changed at any time, and we will immediately replace it
with a more recent version on our websites. Therefore, we ask that you pay attention to the changes,
as they will take effect from their publication on our websites.
