ANAC
Coverage of ANAC in the Nexus archive.
- Brazil’s Airlines Post $830M Profit as Traffic Hits Record
Brazil’s airlines reported a combined $830 million profit in 2025, with domestic passenger traffic reaching 101 million—a record 8.4% increase. Latam led the market with a 38.6% share.
- Brazil Hits Record 42M Air Passengers Even as Airlines Warn of a Slump
Brazil recorded 42 million domestic air passengers in the first five months of 2026, a 6% increase from 39.8 million in the same period the previous year, marking a new record. However, airlines have warned of an impending slump despite the growth.
- Embraer’s Flying-Taxi Bet Slips to 2028
Embraer's air-taxi division, Eve, delayed its certification and service start to 2028, marking the third postponement from earlier 2026 and 2027 targets. Eve CEO Johann Bordais confirmed the timeline shift on June 12, with Brazil's ANAC regulator describing 2028 as 'realistic.'
- Brazil Budget Cut Stalls New Aircraft for Gol and LATAM
A budget freeze blocked R$24m of Brazil’s aviation regulator ANAC's budget, leading to a pause in new-aircraft certification. The delay primarily affects Brazil’s three major airlines, Gol, LATAM, and a third unnamed carrier.