LATAM Airlines provides refunds under certain conditions, depending on the fare type and the timing of your cancellation. If you cancel your flight within 24 hours of booking and your departure is at least seven days away, you are eligible for a full refund. This applies only if the ticket was purchased directly through LATAM’s website, app, or customer support. Outside the 24-hour window, refundable tickets may still qualify for a refund, although a service fee might apply. Non-refundable tickets typically do not qualify for cash refunds, but you might be offered a travel credit for future use. LATAM also grants full refunds when the airline cancels your flight or makes a major schedule change, regardless of your fare type. In special cases such as medical emergencies or the death of the traveler or a close relative, LATAM may offer a refund after reviewing submitted documentation. Refunds can be requested online by logging into the "My Trips" section or by contacting LATAM customer service. If your ticket was booked through a third-party travel agency, you’ll need to go through them to request a refund. Refund processing times vary; credit card refunds usually take about a week, while refunds via bank transfer or other payment methods may take longer. LATAM also offers refunds through travel credits, which are stored in the LATAM Wallet and can be used for future bookings or refunded to your account, depending on your choice. Knowing the terms of your ticket and acting within the refund timeframe is essential to avoid penalties. LATAM’s refund policy gives travelers flexibility, but the process is smoother when you understand the rules and prepare your request with the necessary information.