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Mexicana files for bankruptcy protection

Mexicana files for bankruptcy protection

Mexican airline Mexicana has just filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. and Mexico. No announcements have been made with regard to its routes to Brazil and from Brazil, which continue to operate normally. Subscribe to D Airfare by Email

August 3, 2010 | By More
yet again Air Europa announces its flight from Madrid to Salvador de Bahia

yet again Air Europa announces its flight from Madrid to Salvador de Bahia

As part of the neverending saga of announcements and cancellations, it is Air Europa‘s turn to announce its return to the Madrid – Salvador de Bahia route from 31 October. The airline will operate three weekly flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. An Airbus A330-200 with capacity for 299 passengers will be used on the […]

July 7, 2010 | By More
Tam Museum reopens

Tam Museum reopens

After a long season with its doors closed, the Tam Museum reopens on Sunday 13. The museum contains a considerable collection of aircraft (more than 80) and is located in the city of São Carlos, in the interior of the state of São Paulo. We hope the reopening of the museum will also mean its […]

June 10, 2010 | By More
Brazilian airlines still making a mockery of consumers

Brazilian airlines still making a mockery of consumers

We saw three months ago how Azul, Gol and Tam had been reprimanded by the authorities for including on their sales websites pre-selected optional services (travel insurance). At the time we were quite happy that the authorities seemed to be doing something about this cunning trick. It was with dismay that over the last weekend […]

May 24, 2010 | By More
the main Brazilian airlines will be present at the São Paulo Tourism Fair

the main Brazilian airlines will be present at the São Paulo Tourism Fair

The main Brazilian airlines will be present at the Salão do Turismo in São Paulo from 26 to 30 May. The Salão is the most important Tourism Fair in the country and you will find more details at our blog post Salão do Turismo 2010, the most important Tourism Fair in Brazil. Avianca, Azul, Gol, […]

May 19, 2010 | By More
Tam sets up agreements with frequenty flyer programs of 16 airlines

Tam sets up agreements with frequenty flyer programs of 16 airlines

One of the first outcomes of Tam‘s entrance into the Star Alliance is a series of agreements with the frequenty flyer programs of 16 airlines belonging to the Alliance. They are: Adria Airways, Air China, Air New Zealand, Ana, Asiana Airlines, Blue1, Croatia Airlines, Egyptair, LOT Polish Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Shangai Airlines, Singapore Airlines, South […]

May 17, 2010 | By More
Tam joins the Star Alliance tomorrow

Tam joins the Star Alliance tomorrow

The long process of incorporation of the Brazilian airline Tam into the Star Alliance comes to an end tomorrow, when Tam will officially join the biggest of all airline alliances in the world. During the coming months you will have here at D Airfare detailed information of the changes brought forward by this event. —————————— […]

May 12, 2010 | By More
Avianca Brasil is born today

Avianca Brasil is born today

Brazilian airline OceanAir becomes today Avianca Brasil. It has just received its first A318, with the name Avianca freshly painted on it. It should get three similar aircraft along 2010. OceanAir’s website is now redirecting to the new Avianca Brasil site. We hope for real integration between Avianca Brasil, Avianca and Taca, three airlines that […]

April 26, 2010 | By More
Gol’s in-flight food service

Gol’s in-flight food service

Brazilian airline Gol has been offering paid food for a while now on a number of selected flights leaving from São Paulo international airport. We recently purchase a sandwich (R$10) during one of such flights. I took a picture of the sandwich as shown on the menu and another one of the actual sandwich that […]

March 22, 2010 | By More
Tap’s flash mobs reach Brazil

Tap’s flash mobs reach Brazil

Portuguese airline Tap‘s marketing drives in the form of flash mobs at different airports across the world recently reached Brazil too. The first performance took place at the Galeão international airport, in Rio de Janeiro. The second such performance was at Guarulhos international airport, in São Paulo. Subscribe to D Airfare by Email

March 12, 2010 | By More