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Gol presses forward with international expansion as it records losses in 1Q2014

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Brazil's Gol is continuing to expand into international markets as demand in the country's domestic market remains tenuous, driven by uncertain economic conditions.

GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes (Gols') international diversification began a little over a year ago as it opted to return to the US market through stop-over flights in Santo Domingo, and the airline continues evaluations of establishing an official hub at the airport. In the meantime Gol is adding new flights from rival Azul's base at Campinas Viracopos to Miami in Jul-2014. Gol is expanding its one-stop offerings to the US ahead of ambitious plans by Azul to introduce new service to the US in 2015 with Airbus widebodies.

International expansion and other measures Gol has taken to improve its financial performance resulted in some progress during 1Q2014, but the airline still posted an overall loss, driven by currency fluctuations and financing expense.

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