Brazil · Aviation
Key Facts
—First long-haul route The Rio–New York nonstop is GOL’s first scheduled wide-body international service, marking its entry into the long-haul market after emerging from bankruptcy.
—Post-restructuring launch GOL exited U.S. Chapter 11 on June 6, 2025, with $1.9 billion in exit financing and $900 million in liquidity; the new route is a pillar of its growth strategy.
—Direct Rio–U.S. link restored GOL becomes the first Brazilian airline to offer a nonstop flight between Rio de Janeiro and New York since 2020, eliminating the need to connect via São Paulo.










