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4 out of the top 10 airlines in the world fly to Brazil

4 out of the top 10 airlines in the world fly to Brazil

Skytrax has just revealed its ranking of the best world airlines for 2011 (you can check it out at World Airline Awards). Unlike other rankings (Condé Nast Traveller comes to mind) where the winners have to pay if they want to appear in the final list, in the case of Skytrax the rankings are ellaborated […]

June 26, 2011 | By More
code-share agreement between Iberia and Gol reaching new Brazilian destinations

code-share agreement between Iberia and Gol reaching new Brazilian destinations

The code-share agreement between Iberia and Gol has been extended. As a result, Iberia can now sell tickets to Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, Curitiba, Fortaleza, Goiania, Manaus, Porto Alegre, Recife, Salvador and Vitória. Iberia passengers from its Madrid-São Paulo, Madrid-Rio de Janeiro and Barcelona-São Paulo can connect now to domestic flights operated by Gol. Information from […]

June 21, 2011 | By More
JetBlue on its way to Brazil? Unfortunately, not quite yet

JetBlue on its way to Brazil? Unfortunately, not quite yet

A few days ago a reader of our Aquela Passagem sent us an intriguing question. If you search for South American destinations at JetBlue’s website you will find cities like São Paulo, Río de Janeiro or Buenos Aires. Is the US low-cost planning a grand international expansion? Unfortunately it would seem that is not the […]

June 16, 2011 | By More
Tam and Spanair enter a code-share agreement

Tam and Spanair enter a code-share agreement

Brazilian airline Tam and Spanish airline Spanair (both members of the Star Alliance) initiate on 12 May a code-share agreement. Tam will be able to issue its clients tickets with its own JJ code on flights operated by Spanair from Madrid to Barcelona, Bilbao, Málaga, Santiago de Compostela and Tenerife. Likewise, Spanair will be able […]

May 10, 2011 | By More
Avianca Brasil, Lan Brasil, Passaredo and Puma Air on Twitter

Avianca Brasil, Lan Brasil, Passaredo and Puma Air on Twitter

It’s now more than a year since we published our list of the official Twitter profiles of the main Brazilian airlines. It is time for an update adding Avianca Brasil, newcomer to Twitter Lan Brasil, Puma Air and Passaredo. If you click on their icons you will reach their profiles. You can see our updated […]

April 18, 2011 | By More
Star Alliance: in come Avianca, Taca and Copa; is Tam on its way out?

Star Alliance: in come Avianca, Taca and Copa; is Tam on its way out?

Several articles on the Internet point to a new Star Alliance strategy for Latin America. Part of that strategy involves the entry into the alliance of airlines Avianca/Taca and Copa. As a result of this move, Tam (still to be known as Lan Brasil in a not too distant future) would be virtually out of […]

November 15, 2010 | By More
Tam launches its new Star Alliance website

Tam launches its new Star Alliance website

Brazilian airline Tam has launched its new Star Alliance website, with an English version. The new site presents all the information related to the presence of Tam in the Star Alliance. As well as all the information on the Alliance, members of Tam’s Fidelidade mileage program will find details of the benefits they can expect […]

November 3, 2010 | By More
a question for Trip airlines

a question for Trip airlines

We have a simple and direct question for Brazilian airline Trip: Is the airline interested at all in having foreign tourists as part of their customer base or would the airline rather have those tourists fly with its competitors? Do you know what the photographs above have in common? They were taken at destinations served […]

August 23, 2010 | By More
LATAM, the new Lan Brazil? – our assessment of the LAN/TAM merger

LATAM, the new Lan Brazil? – our assessment of the LAN/TAM merger

Airline consolidation is an irreversible trend that is reaching Latin America now. British and Iberia in partnership with American; Delta and Northwest and an agreement with Air France / KLM which in turn have a share in Alitalia; Lufthansa taking control of Swiss and Austrian; United and Continental; and so on. To date, the closest […]

August 14, 2010 | By More
TAM and LAN sign agreement on merger

TAM and LAN sign agreement on merger

Brazilian airline Tam and Chilean airline Lan have just announced a merger agreement. The deal will create the largest carrier in Latin America. More information on LAN-TAM merger would create new LatAm airline giant. Subscribe to D Airfare by Email

August 13, 2010 | By More