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Passaredo

IATA Code
P3
ICAO Code
PTB
Corporate Address
Av. Thomaz Alberto Whately, s/n, lote 16
Jardim Aeroporto (Setor dos Hangares)
CEP 14.078-550 • Ribeirão Preto - SP
Brasil
Website
http://www.voepassaredo.com.br
Main hub
Ribeirao Preto Leite Lopes Airport
Country
Brazil
Business model
Regional/Commuter

Passaredo Linhas Aéreas is a Brazilian regional airline based in São Paulo. Passaredo has a fleet of Embraer regional jet aircraft which operate to destinations across Brazil. The airline also offers aviation industry-related services, with a 7,000 sqm hangar for aircraft maintenance, storage, training for cabin crews and VIP room for passengers.

Location of Passaredo main hub (Ribeirao Preto Leite Lopes Airport)

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Webjet acquisition improves Gol's position in world's fourth largest domestic market

11-Jul-2011 5:52 PM

Consolidation in the fast-growing Brazilian market has taken another major step with Gol agreeing to acquire smaller low-cost carrier Webjet for BRL96 million (USD61 million). The deal follows several moves over the last two years by Gol’s archrival TAM as Brazil’s two largest airline groups battle for the distinction of domestic market leader.

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