TAM (Brazil Tianma Airlines) Detailed Data Collection

TAM, Brazilian Airlines, is called Brazilian Tianma Airlines.

Basic introduction Chinese name: mbth, Brazil Tianma Airlines: TAM Airlines Country: Brazil Airlines Name (English): TAM Airlines Name (Chinese): Brazil Tianma Airlines Call Sign: TAM Country: Brazil word code: JJ 1976, captain Rolim Adolfo Amaro founded Brazil TAM Company, and has been committed to bringing customers pleasure with high-quality service for many years. Its employees exceed 24,000; In 2009, its domestic and international flights received 30.4 million passengers. The company has transformed the service spirit advocated by Captain Rolim into the creed of "loving flying" and "at your disposal" into a business philosophy and has always adhered to it. It is the consistent policy of TAM in Brazil to make the average fleet younger and younger. Tianma Airlines opened flights from Asunció n to Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Paraguay through its subsidiary TAM Airlines in Paraguay (formerly "TAM Mercosur"). The company also has other business units, including TAM Viagens (the second largest travel agency in Brazil) and TAM Freight. The former provides more than 600 tourism projects and serves about 5,000 travel agencies nationwide. The latter uses TAM's own air cargo space to operate express, regular and special freight services throughout Brazil and at home and abroad. 1993, TAM established ——Fidelidade, the first frequent flyer reward program in Brazil. Since its establishment, TAM Fidelidade has distributed 9.7 million air tickets redeemed by accumulated points, with 6.6 million members. In 2009, TAM launched Multiplus Fidelidade to develop the frequent flyer program. Through the Multiplus program, consumers can accumulate points from different frequent flyer programs in the same account and exchange them for prizes in different companies. On February 20 10, Multiplus went public for the first time. TAM is the first Brazilian airline to obtain the IOSA certificate (International Operational Safety Audit) issued by IATA, and passed the audit again on 20 10. In addition, the Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) department TAM has been certified by the authorities in Brazil, America, Europe and Latin America at the technical center in San Carlos, and is responsible for the maintenance of its fleet and third-party aircraft. Tam runs the largest aviation museum in Latin America in San Carlos. Captain Rolim Amaro and his brother Joao Amaro put forward the idea of collecting historical models, and Joao Amaro is currently the chairman of the museum. Amaro brothers are keen on flying and building museums. They have made Brazil the most important reference base for aviation industry culture. 2010 June 13 The museum will be reopened after a comprehensive renovation, with 96 aircraft on display all year round.