Headquartered in Barueri, SP Fiscal year ends December NYSE: AZUL voeazul.com.br
Azul S.A. (B3: AZUL3; NYSE: AZUL) is Brazil's largest airline by number of cities served, offering more than 800 daily flights to more than 135 destinations. The company operates a fleet of over 150 aircraft across a network of 250 nonstop routes, with approximately 94.1% of domestic capacity served by next-generation aircraft. Azul employs more than 14,000 crew members. Beyond its core passenger airline business, Azul operates Azul Logistics, a cargo and charter operation that contributed 21% of RASK through its 'beyond-the-metal' business units. The company reports financial results in Brazilian reais under IFRS. Azul completed a comprehensive financial restructuring that significantly reduced total debt by approximately R$13 billion and is transitioning its fleet by phasing out older Embraer E1 and ATR aircraft while expanding its Embraer E2 fleet. The company is deploying artificial intelligence across its operations to improve productivity and decision-making, and plans to eliminate third-party ACMI operations by 2027. Updated
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Azul S.A. (B3: AZUL3; NYSE: AZUL) is Brazil's largest airline by number of cities served, offering more than 800 daily flights to more than 135 destinations.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for AZUL is $1.65.
