After Reducing Gasoline and Diesel Prices, Petrobras Cuts Jet Fuel Sale Prices to Distributors by 10.4%, and Airfares May Become Cheaper!

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 26/08/2022 at 18:02

Petrobras abaixa preço de querosene de aviação e passagens aéreas podem ficar mais baratas – Imagem Maringaturismo

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Adjustment, it’s the second consecutive one made by the Brazilian oil giant Petrobras! New value takes effect on September 1.

After reducing gasoline and diesel prices, the Brazilian oil giant Petrobras announced on August 26 that on the next September 1, it will adjust the prices of Aviation Kerosene (QAV) with a reduction of 10.4% in the selling prices for distributors.

This is the second consecutive reduction in QAV prices, which had already undergone an adjustment of -2.6% at the beginning of August.

According to a practice that dates back 20 years, QAV price adjustments are monthly and defined by a contractual formula negotiated with distributors.

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If Passed on to Consumers, New Drop in Price of Aviation Kerosene for Distributors Could Reduce Airfare Prices!

Petrobras sells the QAV produced in its refineries or imported only to distributors. The distributors, in turn, transport and sell the product to air transport companies and other final consumers at airports, or to resellers, which can influence and lower airfare prices.

It is important to note that distributors and resellers are responsible for the facilities at airports and for refueling services.

“The Brazilian market is open to free competition and there are no legal, regulatory or logistical restrictions for other companies to operate as producers or importers of QAV”, said Petrobras in the statement.

To learn about Petrobras’ selling prices for distributors, visit the state company’s website AT THIS LINK. According to ANP regulation, the new QAV prices will be available on this site starting September 1, the effective date.

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