Source: ANAC
In terms of market share, Azul continues to grow, with its market share now standing at 13.3% (May 2013). Webjet ceased operations last November when GOL closed it down, but GOL’s market share remains around 35%. May 2013 data shows that Azul’s RPKs have grown by 25% compared with May 2012, but Avianca has seen the fastest growth, with RPKs up 48% compared with a year ago.
Source: ANAC
Seat capacity down 1% this summer
According to schedule data from Innovata / Diio Mi, seat capacity across Brazil’s more than 100 commercial airports will be down around 1% this July, with the number of flights down about 3%. Of Brazil’s top 12 airports, eight will see seat capacity cuts of between 2% and 9%. Only two airports are reporting significant growth; Sao Paulo Guarulhos (+12.2%) and Viracopos (+13.9%).
Ethiopian Airlines, Etihad Airways and US Airways all new
Since the beginning of the year Sao Paulo Guarulhos airport has welcomed a number of new services, including the arrival of the first ever flights from Ethiopian Airlines and Etihad Airways. In addition US Airways launched its only non-stop service to Brazil, when it began daily flights from Charlotte on 8 June.
Launch date | From | To | Airline | WF (Aircraft) |
---|---|---|---|---|
7 January | Sao Paulo (GRU) | Guayaquil (GYE) | TAME Ecuador | 3 (A319) |
27 April | Sao Paulo (GRU) | Porto Alegre (POA) | Azul | 19 (E175) |
1 June | Sao Paulo (GRU) | Abu Dhabi (AUH) | Etihad Airways | 3 (A345) |
8 June | Sao Paulo (GRU) | Charlotte (CLT) | US Airways | 7 (B762) |
1 July | Sao Paulo (GRU) | Addis Ababa (ADD) | Ethiopian Airlines | 3 (B788) |
Source: anna.aero new route database |
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