The aerosolsídaughters of Brazil close to resuming normal flights as they approach the 85% de la operationón of their dom networkséstatic.
In December, the aerosolsínational lines recorded an average of 2.036 daily departures, or the 84,7% from red doméstica that operated at the beginning of March 2020, when it occursístill around 2,4 thousand daily departures, prior to the pandemic thatún no habíhas affected the sector. It is the best result in 21 months since April 2020, when the supply of daily flights was reduced to 6,8%, or alone 163 flights by día.
This recoveryón comes hand in hand with encouraging news from the sector such as the announcement of 6 new destinations by LATAM Brazil towards Montes Claros (MG), Juiz de Fora (MG), Prudent President (SP), Caxias do Sul (RS), Rattlesnake (PR) and Sinop (MT) with what to arriveá of a histórich of 56 airports within their destinations sunéstatic.
«These data show the resilience of aerosolsíNeas Brazilñas, Despite the difficulties generated by the pandemic and the rise in aviation fuelón and records of the rate of dóconstant lar versus real, since más of the 50% of the costs of the sector isán dollarized», says the president of ABEAR, Eduardo Sanovicz.
In the international market, the data máRecent data available show that Aerosolsíneas reached, in December, the 41,1% of the international flight network, in comparisonón with the período prepandémonkey. In this case, Sanovicz emphasizes, the recoveryón total dutyíto be achieved by the end of 2023.
“Lego of going through the worst períHeard of the biggest crisis in the history of aviationón comercial brazilña. But it is very important to remember that, to achieve a recoveryón consistent, it is necessary to face structural costs and taxationón that aún taxes the sector and society ”, dice Sanovicz.
It is expected that between March or April 2022 is normalized and returns to the standard dataíaesthetics before the current health crisis for the domestic segmentéstic.
*The airport in the photo is Santos Dumont in Rio de Janeiro.
Thank you very much for the information on how the South American giant's aeronautical market is going..
Let's hope Gol flights resume soon: Quito – São Paulo.
Let's hope they come back this year!
what good news, Brazil is a very large market and its recovery means enormous progress, I hope other countries also recover.. Good post.
If Brazil recovers, all countries really recover.