Voepass Partners With Petrobras to Operate Exclusive Flights for the State Company

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 30/10/2024 at 05:02

Voepass firma parceria com a Petrobras e lança voos exclusivos no Norte do Brasil, enquanto a Latam passa a comercializar 13 novas rotas.

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In Partnership With Petrobras and Latam, Voepass Expands Air Network Across Brazil, With Exclusivity on Routes in the North of the Country, Increasing Regional Connectivity. Information Is From the Panrotas Website.

Did you know that the Brazilian Air Market just gained a new partnership that could change the way some regions of the country are connected?

In a strategic move, the site Panrotas, specialized in aviation, reported on Tuesday (29) that Voepass Linhas Aéreas announced, in collaboration with Petrobras, a series of new exclusive routes that cover various regions of Brazil.

Additionally, Latam is now selling part of Voepass’s air network, offering flights to destinations ranging from the South to the North of the country.

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Details of the New Air Network and Partnerships With Latam and Petrobras

According to information from Panrotas, Voepass launched a renewed air network covering 16 destinations in various regions of Brazil.

The novelty includes an alliance with Latam for the exclusive commercialization of 13 of these routes, while three others will have exclusive operations in partnership with Petrobras.

This division scheme allows Voepass to maintain exclusivity on flights to Carauari (AM), Manaus (AM), and Porto Urucu (AM), with these tickets not available on its website, giving a reserved character to these itineraries.

Exclusive Routes in Partnership With Petrobras in the North

For destinations in the North, Voepass, in association with Petrobras, opted for a unique strategy.

From now on, the routes connecting Manaus (AM), Porto Urucu (AM), and Carauari (AM) are operated exclusively by Voepass in partnership with the Brazilian state-run company.

As a result, these routes are not offered to the general public but serve specific demands, and are not sold on the airline’s website.

New Voepass Routes: National Expansion With Latam and Petrobras

The other routes of Voepass’s new air network are available to the public and can be accessed through Latam.

Check below the main routes that Voepass has started to operate and which are available exclusively in partnership with Latam:

Congonhas – Presidente Prudente (SP)
Congonhas – Florianópolis (SC)
Congonhas – Juiz de Fora (MG)
Congonhas – Ipatinga (MG)
Congonhas – Joinville (SC)
Congonhas – Galeão (RJ)
Congonhas – Ribeirão Preto (SP)
Guarulhos – Presidente Prudente (SP)
Guarulhos – Ribeirão Preto (SP)
Florianópolis – Santa Maria (RS)
Florianópolis – Pelotas (RS)
Fernando de Noronha – Recife (PE)

In addition to these regional routes, the flights between Manaus and Porto Urucu and between Porto Urucu and Carauari, both cities in Amazonas, are operated exclusively by Voepass and Petrobras.

Impact and Outlook for Regional Aviation

Voepass’s decision to concentrate these routes alongside major players like Petrobras and Latam represents a significant move for regional aviation, opening doors for exclusive routes and strategic partnerships.

According to the website Panrotas, this approach is seen as a way to increase access and connectivity in areas that traditionally had fewer options for air transport.

With the new routes and partnerships, will we see the expansion of more exclusive itineraries across the country, transforming Voepass into one of the key companies for regional connectivity?

Voepass Partners With Petrobras to Operate Exclusive Flights for the State Company

In Partnership With Petrobras and Latam, Voepass Expands Air Network Across Brazil, With Exclusivity on Routes in the North of the Country, Increasing Regional Connectivity. Information Is From the Panrotas Website.

Details of the New Air Network and Partnerships With Latam and Petrobras

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Voepass Partners With Petrobras to Operate Exclusive Flights for the State Company

In Partnership With Petrobras and Latam, Voepass Expands Air Network Across Brazil, With Exclusivity on Routes in the North of the Country, Increasing Regional Connectivity. Information Is From the Panrotas Website.

Details of the New Air Network and Partnerships With Latam and Petrobras

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