LATAM 533
67% One Mile at a Time
33% Economy Class & Beyond
LATAM flight 533 operates the Miami to Buenos Aires route, with a scheduled departure from Miami at 10:15 PM and arrival in Buenos Aires at 8:55 AM the following day, covering a distance of approximately 4,405 miles. One Mile at a Time
Route Details
- Flight Number: LA543 (Miami to Buenos Aires)
- Departure: Miami International Airport (MIA) at 10:15 PM 🔗
- Arrival: Ministro Piñero International Airport (EZE), Buenos Aires, at 8:55 AM (+1 day)
- Duration: 8 hours 40 minutes southbound, 8 hours 55 minutes northbound
Aircraft and Service
- Initial Aircraft: Boeing 787-8, operated from December 2025
- Subsequent Aircraft: Boeing 787-9, introduced in January 2025
- Status: Fifth freedom flight, as LATAM no longer has a subsidiary in Argentina
Service and Features
- Premium Economy: LATAM has invested over $100 million in a new Premium Economy product for its long-haul 787 fleet, featuring the Recaro PL3530 seat configuration, which is expected to enhance long-haul comfort.
One Mile at a Time 67%
LATAM Launching Miami To Buenos Aires Flights As Of December 2025
LATAM is bringing back a route that it cut years ago, adding some competition between the United States and Argentina. Thanks to @IshrionA for flagging this. In this post: As of December 1, 2025, LATAM plans to launch daily, year-round flights between Miami (MIA) and Buenos Aires (EZE). The service will operate with the following schedule: LA543 Miami to Buenos Aires departing 10:15PM arriving 8:55AM (+1 day) LA542 Buenos Aires to Miami departing 10:55AM arriving 5:50PM The 4,405-mile flight is blocked at 8hr40min southbound and 8hr55min northbound. LATAM will use a Boeing 787-8 for the
Economy Class & Beyond 33%
LATAM to use Recaro PL3530 in its Premium Economy product
RECARO Aircraft Seating has announced its retrofit collaboration with LATAM Airlines Group (LATAM) for its new Premium Comfort cabin, scheduled for to fly in 2027. The retrofit programme includes 41 shipsets of the PL3530 long-range premium class seat, with the first shipset delivery scheduled for the first half of 2027. These will be installed in LATAM’s fleet of Boeing 787-8 and Boeing 787-9 long-range aircraft. The move is part of LATAM’s fleet to introduce Premium Economy, allowing it to offer a space for travellers seeking the ideal balance between rest and productivity. This new space will provide an