Articles tagged “azul airlines”

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Brazilian Airline Azul Embarks on an Unconventional Path to Recovery

All airlines are unhappy in the pandemic. But Azul is unhappy in its own way. Its strategic verve stands out.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 2 years ago
Brazilian Airline Azul Embarks on an Unconventional Path to Recovery

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Brazilian Air Regulator Criticizes Tweaks to Aviation Bill Meant to Encourage Competition

Brazil clearly wants foreign airlines to come in and help cut prices but in order to do so it probably needs to make regulations as attractive as possible.

Fabiola Moura and Mario Sergio Lima, Bloomberg | 3 years ago
Brazilian Air Regulator Criticizes Tweaks to Aviation Bill Meant to Encourage Competition

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Norwegian Air’s Planned Flights to Brazil Face Potential Headwinds

Consumers grumble about airlines charging a la carte fees for services that used to be included in the ticket price. But they tend to go ahead and patronize those airlines anyway. Brazil's proposed regulations may not reflect true consumer preference.

Christiana Sciaudone, Vinicius Andrade, and Fabiola Moura, Bloomberg | 4 years ago
Norwegian Air’s Planned Flights to Brazil Face Potential Headwinds

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Brazil’s Airlines Struggle to Keep Up With Rising Fuel Prices

We keep hearing Brazil's economy is coming back. But many of the country's airlines are not racking up profits. The problem? They make their revenue in local currency, but many of their costs and much of their debt is in U.S. dollars. And the Brazilian currency has been losing significant value against the dollar.

Vinícius Andrade and Fabiola Moura, Bloomberg | 4 years ago
Brazil’s Airlines Struggle to Keep Up With Rising Fuel Prices

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JetBlue’s Founder Is Raising Cash for a New U.S. Airline, Report Says

For most entrepreneurs, even otherwise successful ones, it's a mistake to start an airline from scratch. The startup costs are immense, and most new airlines fail. But David Neeleman knows airlines, and he has started many of them, including JetBlue Airways and Azul. His track record suggests he might succeed where others would not.

Justin Bachman, Bloomberg | 4 years ago
JetBlue’s Founder Is Raising Cash for a New U.S. Airline, Report Says

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Emirates Ranks First in Launch of TripAdvisor’s Review-Based Global Airline Rankings

Travelers are entitled to their own opinions, and it makes sense that Emirates is the overall No. 1. But does Aeroflot truly have the world's best business class product?

Brian Sumers, Skift | 5 years ago
Emirates Ranks First in Launch of TripAdvisor’s Review-Based Global Airline Rankings

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Interview: JetBlue Founder’s Future With Azul Airlines and TAP Portugal

When David Neeleman was pushed out of JetBlue Airways, the carrier he founded, in 2007, it wasn't clear he would have a next act. But Neeleman, who now controls two airlines, is doing just fine.

Brian Sumers | 6 years ago
Interview: JetBlue Founder’s Future With Azul Airlines and TAP Portugal

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Finally, Some Airlines Are Optimistic About South America

It looks like Latin America has finally hit rock-bottom for airlines. But it will be some time before airlines are making major profits in South America.

Brian Sumers , Skift | 6 years ago
Finally, Some Airlines Are Optimistic About South America

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Brazil’s Weakened Currency Leaves Airlines Uncertain About 2016

While China's economy grabs everyone's attention, Brazil's faces major issues of its own that's leaving carriers operating there on edge.

Christiana Sciaudone and Paula Sambo, Bloomberg | 7 years ago
Brazil’s Weakened Currency Leaves Airlines Uncertain About 2016

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Azul Becomes First Carrier in the Americas to Adopt AIRCOM FlightTracker

It's good to at least see some airlines have made up their minds in favor of aircraft tracking systems.

Marisa Garcia, Skift | 7 years ago
Azul Becomes First Carrier in the Americas to Adopt AIRCOM FlightTracker