Brazil expects a record number of tourists in July as air travel surges. Discover key details on flight availability, tourism growth, and popular destinations.

Following the successful completion of its Chapter 11 restructuring process in the United States, Brazil’s GOL Linhas Aéreas has emerged financially stronger and strategically revitalized.

Brazil airline carrier GOL unites with LATAM in exiting U.S. bankruptcy protection, marking the beginning of a bold new chapter. GOL, a major Brazil airline carrier, follows LATAM’s earlier recovery path by closing the door on financial distress and stepping confidently into a future focused on fleet growth and regional travel recovery.

Brazil’s Azul Airlines enters Chapter 11 with over $2 billion in debt, triggering a major shift in South American aviation backed by U.S. airline giants.

GOL Airlines secures U.S. court approval for Chapter 11 exit plan, unlocking $1.9B in financing to relaunch stronger, leaner, and debt-restructured by June 2025.

A newly released April 2025 Cirium report confirms that Latin America’s top-performing airlines—Copa, Aeromexico, Wingo, Avianca, Gol, Azul, and LATAM—have secured leading positions in the region’s travel reliability rankings due to their outstanding on-time performance.

In March 2025, countries across Latin America, including Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador, Venezuela, Chile, Colombia, and more, saw an impressive surge of over seven percent in aviation demand.

Gol Airlines delays its one point nine billion dollar funding plan as Brazil faces rising financial uncertainty triggered by US tariffs and global market volatility.

GOL’s cargo unit, GOLLOG, delivered a record-breaking performance in 2024, surpassing R$1.3 billion in annual revenue for the first time in its operational history. This 32% year-on-year growth reflects the carrier’s expanding role in Brazil’s aviation logistics sector and its …

Gol Airlines secures $1.25 billion in exit financing as it navigates Chapter 11 restructuring, aiming for a well-capitalized future with reduced debt.