As of the second half of the year, people from Mato Grosso will have more options for flights operated by Azul in the state.
In partnership with Centro-Oeste Airports (COA), the concessionaire that manages the Cuiabá International Airport – Marechal Rondon, the company will create a connection between the capital of Mato Grosso and Curitiba, in addition to increasing the daily frequency of flights from Cuiabá to Sinop, Campo Grande and Porto Velho.
All flights will be operated with Brazilian Embraer aircraft, with capacity for 118 engers
On August 02nd, the Cuiabá-Sinop route will have a frequency in the so-called overnight stay, expanding the options for Customers in the interior of Mato Grosso. A month later, it will be the company's turn to start regular operations, twice a day – in the morning and afternoon -, from Cuiabá to Curitiba.
Two other markets will also be strengthened as of September: Cuiabá-Porto Velho, with two daily flights, and Cuiabá-Brasília, also reaching a two-day operation. In October, it will be the turn of the connection between the capital of Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul to receive reinforcement, with one more daily connection.
“With the expectation that we have with the advancement of vaccination in the country and the recovery of the economy, we are strengthening our domestic operation for the second half. The increase in our operations in Cuiabá is in line with our plans for the region and takes place in the midst of a moment of partnership that we have with COA, which manages the terminal in the state capital. We are very pleased to have the of the in order to offer Customers in Cuiabá and the region even more options for flights and destinations”, highlights Beatriz Barbi, Azul's network planning manager.
“Our partnership with Azul has been extremely important. Together, we are working to increase the air network in Mato Grosso, bringing even more comfort and quality to engers. Expectations are good for the second half of the year and we are ready to serve engers, with a strict biosecurity plan at the airports that we manage in the state”, points out Marco Migliorini, CEO of Centro-Oeste Airports (COA).
