Brazil, Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes and Azul
Brazilian Government Endorses Gol-Azul Merger
The Brazilian government has expressed its support for the potential merger between Brazil’s two low-cost carriers (LCC), GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes (G3) and Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras (AD). The government cites the merger's importance in stabilizing the aviation sector and safeguarding employment.
Brazilian airline Gol released a revised five-year strategic plan on Wednesday as it prepares to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, saying the new forecasts would serve as a base for its ...
Brazil's Federal Ministry of Ports and Airports launched an unprecedented sustainability policy for these facilities as well ...
Air France-KLM, American Airlines, IAG International Airlines Group, Lufthansa Group, and United Airlines are interested in ...
SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazilian airline Azul said on Tuesday it has finalized a debt restructuring process regarding financial ...
Foreign travelers brought in US$7.341 billion in revenue to Brazil last year, the South American country's Central Bank (BCB) ...
Abra—which also controls Colombia’s flag carrier Avianca—and Azul concluded the two Brazilian airlines have 90% complimentary ...
A plan to merge two of Brazil's top airlines to create a dominant carrier will likely win regulatory approval as a government ...
The merger of Brazilian airlines Azul (NYSE:AZUL) and Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes (OTCPK:GOLLQ) will bolster the country’s aviation industry and expand routes, Azul Chief Executive John ...
Azul said the process included the termination of almost $1.6 billion in debt from its balance sheet, while it also raised ...
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