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Business travel may be in a recession in Europe and North America. Not so much in Brazil where Azul is among the first airlines in the world to report a full recovery.
8 months ago
It's high time for profits in Latin America.
11 months ago
Brazil's Gol plans to keep prices high as travel demand rises faster than it can get new planes needed to grow.
1 year ago
With the threat of bankruptcy gone, Brazil's Azul has a lot to look forward to.
The fundamentals at Brazilian airline Azul look good. Revenues are up significantly from before the pandemic, and so are passenger numbers. New business lines, including air freight and vacations, are producing high margin income.
Demand is robust but it's different — and the challenges very much real for the aviation industry as it exits the pandemic.
Azul and JetBlue, two David Neeleman airlines, want to get closer with a potential loyalty tie up.
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No part of the world is seeing as many big changes to the airline business as Latin America. The final shape is still opaque, but one thing is clear for the region's aviation industry: All eyes are watching closely for how this transformation unfolds.
Edward Russell | 1 year ago
Brazil's former market leader, Gol, is ready to mount a comeback this winter and take back its title from Latam and Azul.
Latin American airlines, no strangers to economic uncertainty, are far from calling the travel recovery countercyclical.
2 years ago