Book your ticket and pack your bags, as Blue travels ensure your holiday travel is guaranteed. During the peak summer season, the company will offer, between December of this year and February of 2018, more than six thousand extra flights, allocated in 78 different cities. Of this total, 42 markets are not part of the company’s regular mesh and were specially created to meet the demand created by the year-end recess and school holidays. With the additional operations, the company hopes to provide around 700,000 additional seats.

For the first time, Azul will experience new markets on seven different routes, never before operated by the company. This is the case of Recife-Paulo Afonso, Recife-Cuiabá, Belém-Cuiabá, Cabo Frio-Buenos Aires, Florianópolis-Uruguaiana, Florianópolis-Caxias do Sul and Navegantes-Buenos Aires, stretches that will be fulfilled without the need for stopovers or connections. With more flight options and destinations, Azul’s customers will have the “difficult” mission to decide which city will take advantage of the hottest season of the year.

Director of mesh planning for the company, Daniel Tkacz says that the company designed the operation of the high season with the goal of facilitating and expanding the travel alternatives for tourists.

“With the strategy we put into practice, we will offer all Azul Customers, members of TudoAzul and tourists who have purchased Blue Travel packages many opportunities so they can enjoy our extensive summer mesh. Our operation will focus mainly on the most sought-after leisure destinations and register an increase in the demand of people at this time of year, “says Tkacz.

The airports of Confins in Belo Horizonte and Campinas in São Paulo will have the highest number of flights and destinations in the high season. From BH, Customers will be able to reach cities like Fortaleza, Maceió and the unpublished Jericoacoara and Orlando (USA). Already from Viracopos, the main hub of the company, tourists will have the chance to visit Porto Seguro, Bonito, Ilhéus and Natal, for example. In addition to Minas Gerais and São Paulo, the states of Bahia, Santa Catarina, Pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro will also have significant additional operations.