LATAM Cargo Colombia Tracking, Shipping & Contact Info

Track LATAM Cargo Colombia by tracking number or Airwaybill (AWB). Get shipment and delivery status, request quotes, and contact support. Learn how to find rates and flight schedules across their network in the Americas.

IATA: L7 / ICAO: LAE / Callsign: LANCO / Headquarter: Bogotá, Colombia

LATAM Cargo Colombia Tracking

You can visit LATAM Cargo’s official tracking page below and enter your tracking or Air Waybill (AWB) number. You’ll find this number on your LATAM Cargo Colombia receipt, booking confirmation, or printed shipping label.

Track LATAM Cargo Colombia Package Here

How to reach the tracking page and see your status: Open latamcargo.com, choose Track Shipment from the top navigation, then enter your three‑digit airline prefix (auto‑filled for LATAM Cargo) and the 8‑digit AWB number exactly as it appears on your documents. Press Track to view acceptance, departure, arrival, and delivery milestones. If no result appears, recheck the digits and consult your freight forwarder or LATAM Cargo office.

To track LATAM Cargo Colombia, go to the official tracking page, enter your AWB number, and submit to view live routing events, arrival details, and delivery updates for your shipment.

LATAM Cargo Colombia Price & Rates

LATAM Cargo Colombia rates vary by origin–destination pair, chargeable weight (based on actual vs. volumetric), shipment priority, and any special handling (perishables, pharma, live animals, DG). Quotes may include airport handling, security screening, and pick‑up/delivery where available. Surcharges (fuel, security, seasonal peaks like flower season) and capacity constraints can influence final pricing. Most shippers obtain spot or contracted rates via LATAM Cargo sales, GSAs, or digital platforms integrated with the airline’s pricing and e‑booking tools.

For more information on how much to ship with LATAM Cargo Colombia, we suggest to contact LATAM Cargo Colombia customer service or visit LATAM Cargo Colombia official website and get up‑to‑date information on shipping rates and cost.

LATAM Cargo Colombia Flight Schedule

To find out their flight schedule, visit LATAM Cargo Flight Schedule page or you can search it on flightradar24.com. This will display LATAM Cargo Colombia routes and destinations and also their time of departure/arrival.

LATAM Cargo Colombia Contact & Customer Service Info

Customer support is handled through LATAM Cargo’s Contact Center and local offices. They assist with bookings, tracking, rates, documentation, and irregularity handling for shipments to/from Colombia and international destinations.

  • Phone number: Colombia Contact Center: (+57) 1 800 093 1111 (selected coastal routes); Main LATAM Colombia Contact Center: (601) 518 5800 (Bogotá)
  • Email: cargocolzd@latam.com (for CTG/SMR/BAQ routes) or use the form/contacts at latamcargo.com/en/customercare
  • Mailing Address: LATAM Cargo Colombia, Av. El Dorado No. 103‑08, Entrada 1 – Hangar, Aeropuerto Internacional El Dorado, Bogotá, Colombia
  • Social Medias: LinkedIn (LATAM Cargo) • Official social channels directory

LATAM Cargo Colombia Near Me? Use the airline’s Our Offices directory to search for local sales and customer service locations across the network. You can also search “LATAM Cargo” in Google Maps with your city (e.g., Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Barranquilla) to find cargo offices or airline‑handled facilities at the nearest cargo terminal. Always call ahead to confirm walk‑in hours and ID requirements for pick‑ups or documentation.

About and History of LATAM Cargo Colombia

LATAM Cargo Colombia (IATA: L7, ICAO: LAE), formerly LANCO, is a Colombian freighter airline within the LATAM group. Headquartered in Bogotá with a main base at El Dorado International Airport, it connects Colombia’s export markets—especially flowers and perishables—to North America and beyond. Operating wide‑body freighters and coordinating capacity with sister LATAM cargo affiliates, it offers scheduled and charter services, digital booking/tracking, and specialized handling for temperature‑controlled and time‑critical cargo.

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