Brazil's airlines turned a combined profit of about 830 million dollars in 2025, Anac says, as domestic traffic passed 100 million for the first time.
Aviation
Key Facts
—The profit. Brazil’s airlines posted a combined net profit of R$4.3bn ($830m) in 2025, according to regulator Anac.
—The milestone. The domestic market carried 101 million passengers, up 8.4 percent and past 100 million in a year for the first time.
—The leaders. Latam led with a 38.6 percent share, followed by Gol and then Azul on 30.2 percent.
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