Airlines Belem to Carryio and Cap 30 | Plan to plan additional flights to the economy
With Has the main events in beleme The 30th United Nations meeting on climate change (COP 30), In November this year, and traditional Corio de Nosa Semhora de Nazare, in October, decided to expand their aircraft frequency to the city in some years. This Thursday (29), the Latam Airlines Brazil Has announced its air network expansion Bethlehem At the time of Círio de nazarase 2025. The company will re -enforce seven additional frequency Encies to meet the growing demand for Para’s capital tours during the festive period.
There is an additional flight on the way to a special event BRASILIA – Belem (12/10)Two in connection Fortalleja – Belem (9 and 13/10)Between Manas and Belem (13/10) And start from three Sao Paulo/Gwarulhose (10, 13 and 14/10). With these increments, Latom is expected to take 9,600 passengers to Belem at the event, adding additional seats to the regular offer.
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According to the company, this operation strengthens its commitment to support tourism and to increase the local economy. “One of the most important events in Brazil with great cultural and tourism V. In Brazil, we want to get more people to the ceremony, with an effective mesh and connected to the major parts of the country,” said Align Maafra.
The new frequency Encies will be operated with the Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft, respectively, with a capacity of 174 and 214 passenger. All in all, the company offers about 70 live flights in Carrio Week with exits from cities such as Brasilia, Fortalja, Manas, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Makapa and Sao Luus. Tickets are now available on Latam’s official website.
Earlier this month, Latom and Goal announced that Belim had new ways to meet the COP 30’s demand. In the case of GOL, the company will increase the number of companies in the Para Capital, which provides a reinforcement in November to meet the demand in November and the Latam in November, which should be intensified for the Bethlehem and Global event.
Blue Airlines has not yet responded to the Liberal Group’s demands on expanding the number of aircraft.
*Under the supervision of Thalin Silva, Journalism Intern, Policy and Economy Center Coordinator Kaila Ferrera
