News, route updates and practical guides about flying in and around Brazil.
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It Just Got Easier, and May Soon Be Cheaper, for Americans to Travel to Brazil Brazil is hoping to attract more tourists by allowing Am
From The New York Times Brazil is hoping to attract more tourists by allowing Americans, Canadians, Japanese and Australian citizens to obtain…
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Emirates to start service to Santiago, Chile via Sao Paulo, GRU
From Arabian Gazette The new route will be operated with a two-class configured Boeing 777-200LR which offers 38 Business Class seats in…
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Avianca Brasil will fly daily from São Paulo to Miami and Santiago
Avianca Brasil will fly daily from São Paulo to Miami and Santiago. The new international connections come to add to the Fortaleza-Bogota…
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Azul: Under-The-Radar Brazilian Airline Is Ready For Takeoff
Article from Seeking Alpha about Azul Brazilian Airlines Full Article Here Azul is one of the youngest Brazilian airlines, created in 2008…
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Azul Airlines announces new flight Fort Lauderdale Recife, Brazil
Azul Airlines, the fastest growing carrier in latin America just announced a new flight connecting Fort Lauderdale in Florida to Recife, in…
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The Importance of Air Transport in Brazil
It creates jobs… Airlines, airport operators, airport on-site enterprises (restaurants and retail), aircraft manufacturers, and air navigation service providers employed 270,000 people…
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Azul add service from Fort Lauderdale in December to Belem, Brazil
From the Sun Sentinel South Floridians will soon have another avenue for jetting nonstop to Brazil’s magnificent Amazon jungle and rain forest.…
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Azul and Beijing Capital airlines sign a codeshare agreement
Brazil’s Azul and China’s Beijing Capital signed a codeshare for Campinas-Beijing route The agreement will allow passengers of both airlines to use…
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Azul Airlines is first to charge for baggage in national flight
Baggage in national flights started being charged June 1st for the first time in Brazil. Released by Justice for more than a…
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Brazilian Economy re-heating and more flights on the way
The re-heating of the Brazilian economy is driven by the attraction of the international market. And, by the movements of the airlines,…
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TAM Airlines CEO Claudia Sender on harnessing a culture of diversity
By Benet J. Wilson – runwaygirlnetwork.com A job at consulting from Bain & Company in the early 2000s was Claudia Sender’s entry into…
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China’s HNA buys stake in Rio de Janeiro Tom Jobim airport
China’s group HNA is purchasing a 51% stake in Rio de Janeiro’s airport from Brazilian conglomerate Odebrecht, which has been tainted by corruption scandals.…