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Azul

Brazil

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Azul

Brazil
397
Routes
6
Hubs
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Brazil's largest airline by number of cities served.

Founded
2008
Headquarters
Barueri, Brazil
Azul Brazilian Airlines is a low-cost carrier founded by JetBlue co-founder David Neeleman in 2008. It rapidly grew to become one of Brazil's largest airlines, distinguished by its focus on connecting underserved cities and regions that other carriers had overlooked. Azul operates an extensive domestic network across Brazil and also offers select international routes to destinations in South America, the United States, and Europe. The airline is headquartered in Barueri, São Paulo state, and uses Campinas' Viracopos International Airport as its primary hub. The carrier went public on the New York Stock Exchange and the São Paulo Stock Exchange (B3) in 2017, and has pursued partnerships and codeshare agreements with carriers such as United Airlines and TAP Air Portugal to expand its global reach.
Hubs & network
Azul's primary hub is Campinas Viracopos International Airport (VCP), with additional focus cities including Belo Horizonte Confins (CNF) and Recife (REC).
Fleet
Azul operates a mixed fleet including Embraer E-Jets (E195 and E195-E2), Airbus A320 family aircraft, and ATR 72 turboprops for regional routes.
Notable facts
  • ›Founded by David Neeleman, who also co-founded JetBlue and founded WestJet.
  • ›Azul serves more Brazilian cities than any other airline.
  • ›The airline listed on both the NYSE (AZUL) and Brazil's B3 stock exchange in 2017.
  • ›Azul acquired TudoAzul, its frequent flyer loyalty program, which has millions of members.
  • ›The airline has a codeshare and partnership agreement with United Airlines and TAP Air Portugal.
Official website Wikipedia
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Route network map (397 legs)

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Route network

AAX → POJAT4
AFL → CGBE90
AJU → MCZE95 AT7
AJU → RECAT7
AJU → SSAAT7
AJU → VCPE95 E90
AQA → VCPAT7
ARU → GRUAT7
ARU → VCPAT7
ATM → BELAT7 E95
ATM → STMAT7
AUX → BSBAT7
AUX → MABAT7
AUX → PMWAT7
BAZ → MAOAT4
BEL → ATMAT7 E95
BEL → CKSAT7
BEL → CNFE95
BEL → FORE95
BEL → IMPE95
BEL → MABAT7
BEL → MAOE95
BEL → MCPAT7
BEL → STMAT7
BPS → CNFE95
BPS → SDUE90
BPS → SSAAT7
BPS → VCPE95
BRA → BSBAT7
BRA → SSAAT7
BSB → AUXAT7
BSB → BRAAT7
BSB → CGBE95
BSB → CNFE95
BSB → GRUE95 E90
BSB → MABE95
BSB → PMWAT7
BSB → UDIAT7
BSB → VCPE95 E90
BVB → MAOAT7
BVH → CGBAT7
BYO → VCPAT7
CAC → CWBAT7
CAC → VCPAT7
CAW → SDUAT7
CCM → VCPAT7
CFB → PLUAT7
CFB → VCPAT7
CGB → AFLE90
CGB → BSBE95
CGB → BVHAT7
CGB → CGRAT7 E75
CGB → CNFE95 E90
CGB → GRUE90 E95
CGB → GYNE90 E95
CGB → JPRAT7
CGB → LDBE90
CGB → MGFE90
CGB → OALE90 AT7
CGB → OPSE95
CGB → PVHE95 E90
CGB → ROOAT7
CGB → SJPAT7
CGB → VCPE90 E95
CGH → SDUE90
CGR → CGBAT7 E75
CGR → CMGAT7
CGR → GRUE95
CGR → VCPE95 E90 E75
CIZ → MAOAT4
CKS → BELAT7
CKS → CNFE95
CKS → MABE95
CLV → VCPE90 E95
CMG → CGRAT7
CNF → BELE95
CNF → BPSE95
CNF → BSBE95
CNF → CGBE95 E90
CNF → CKSE95
Encyclopaedia

Azul, meaning "blue" in Spanish and Portuguese, may refer to:

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