Brazil's government is not considering providing specific aid for Azul as the airline faces financial hurdles, but money from a local fund will soon be available for carriers, tourism minister Celso Sabino said on Monday. The so-called "national aviation fund" is set to be ready in the first half of 2025, Sabino said, adding the move would make "billions of reais" available to local airlines.
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