In 2023, Brazil’s aviation industry faced challenges integrating budget airlines into its domestic market, a trend also observed across Latin America. The Brazilian government aimed to reduce air travel costs but encountered obstacles due to the country’s high operational expenses, especially labor and legal costs. The National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) highlighted the necessity for […]
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