Azul Launches Flights Between Belo Horizonte and the USA

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 03/03/2023 at 18:12

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Azul Provides Miners with the Opportunity to Discover the USA! The Company Launched Flight Routes between Belo Horizonte and the USA

The connections of the flights between Belo Horizonte and the USA start on June 23 of this year, which are for the Fort Lauderdale route. On June 24, the connection between the mining capital and Orlando will be effective, and both flights will be on A330 aircraft.

With this, the company expands its international offering beyond Lisbon and Montevideo, which were already served, with a new route between Campinas and Paris, starting on April 26. Thus, there will be around 600 monthly flights to international destinations worldwide.

A Azul Linhas Aéreas announces the opening of new routes to Fort Lauderdale, in the United States. Passengers will be able to board in Confins, in Belo Horizonte, with three weekly flights – on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays – to reach the American city. Flight AD 8732 will depart at 12:30 PM and land in Fort Lauderdale at 8 PM.

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