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Gol signs leniency deal with Brazil prosecutors in graft probe
Dec 13 Gol Línhas Aéreas Inteligentes SA agreed to sign a leniency accord with federal prosecutors after an internal probe…

Anac approves rule authorizing airlines to charge for checked baggage
The National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) approved new rules on the rights and duties of consumers of air services. Among…

SSI Teams with TudoAzul to Grow Brazilian Panel
SSI and Azul Brazilian Airlines’ TudoAzul today announced a new rewards program called Pontos por Opiniões. The program offers TudoAzul…

Delta and United Might Be Vying to Invest in Avianca
United and Delta already both own pieces of Brazilian airlines, with Delta holding 16 percent of Gol and United with…

Azul Airlines starts operating to Europe on May 4, with flights to Lisbon
Brazilian airline Azul begins on May 4 operations for Europe, with non-stop flights departing from Viracopos International Airport in Campinas…

Avianca Brazil and Ethiopian Airlines sign code-share agreement
Avianca Brazil and Ethiopian Airlines have signed a codeshare agreement, allowing Avianca to put its code on Ethiopian flights to…

Latam, American Airlines announce joint business agreement
Latam Airlines Group has just announced the agreement with American Airlines and the International Airlines Group (IAG), the companies British…

Embraer records in 2015 the largest volume of deliveries in five years
Embraer informed it had delivered a total of 221 aircrafts in 2015, the largest volume of the last five years,…
Tam Airlines increases flights to Barcelona from April 4
TAM Airlines will increase the number of flights from 3 to 4 from Sao Paulo to Barcelona during the summer…

Tam allows electronic devices from Takeoff to landing
The company announced, will start to allow customers to keep their mobile devices connected even during takeoffs and landings, provided…

Brazilian Airlines have loss of R$3.7 billion in 2015
The National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) today announced the loss of four major airlines of Brazil: Avianca, Azul, Gol and…

TAM and LAN implement technology to increase agility onboard
TAM and LAN, the LATAM Airlines Group, decided to give tablets to its commercial crew endowed with applications specially designed…
