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At the invitation of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), which represents about 290 companies from all over the world, Brazil will be one of the leading countries in discussing and aligning the necessary measures for the resumption of the...

Latin America’s largest aviation market, Brazil, is opting not to follow the lead of some governments in the region in completely shutting off their domestic air operations. Instead, Brazil is offering a bare minimum of domestic service, and has emerged...

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) would like to extend its thanks to the Brazilian government for its support for the aviation industry which is being massively disrupted by the COVID-19 outbreak. “Aviation is going through an unprecedented crisis. The...

Participam do grupo de estudos ABEAR, ABV, ANAC, AZUL, DECEA, IATA, INFRAERO, LATAM e SAC; meta é reduzir as emissões de CO2, elevar os índices de pontualidade e chegar a 40 movimentos/hora ainda em 2020 O Aeroporto Internacional de Viracopos...

Con el arribo de Aeropuertos Españoles y Navegación Aérea (AENA) como concesionaria de su aeropuerto, la ciudad brasileña de Recife quiere transformarse en la puerta de entrada para los turistas europeos que llegan al país y ser un hub para...

The governor of São Paulo, João Doria, said on Monday, December 16th, during the inauguration of the executive airport São Paulo Catarina Airport (SPCA), that the government intends to internationalize Congonhas Airport, located in the southern zone of the capital....

A litigious culture, high taxes and regulatory issues are the main obstructions to aviation growth in Brazil, South America’s most populous country, and one that is generally considered still severely underserved in terms of air transportation. A panel of two...

Brazilian authorities are optimistic about low-cost carriers’ prospects in South America’s most populous country as regulatory changes and lower taxes have an impact on air travel in what is currently one of the most underserved nations in terms of aviation...

It is no coincidence that «competitiveness» has been chosen as the theme of this year’s ALTA Airline Leaders Forum in Brazil’s capital city. Despite having the «biggest potential» in the region and accounting for around 40% of Latin American GDP,...

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) welcomes the decision by the National Congress of Brazil to uphold the presidential veto on baggage allowance. This establishes the regulatory framework under which airlines in Brazil can continue to offer a wider choice...