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Belem Val De Cans Airport

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IATA Code
BEL
ICAO Code
SBBE
City
Belem
Country
Brazil
Runways
2798m
1830m
33m x 33m
Airlines presently operating to this airport with scheduled services
Air Caraibes
Azul
Gol
Passaredo
Surinam Airways
TAM Airlines
TRIP Linhas Aereas
Airlines presently operating to this airport via codeshare
Air France
American Airlines
Delta Air Lines
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
TAP Portugal
United Airlines

Val de Cães International Airport serves Belém in north-east Brazil. The airport is served by all major Brazilian airlines which operate to major cities across the country.

Location of Belem Val De Cans Airport, Brazil

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Gol’s return to Miami signals strategy shift following investment from Delta

9-Mar-12 8:30 PM

Plans by Brazil’s Gol to re-enter the US market, with Boeing 737NG service expected to be launched later this year to Miami, marks a significant shift in the carrier’s strategy of focussing on growing its domestic footprint in Brazil. The mindset change was likely influenced by Delta Air Lines, which late last year acquired a 3% stake in the low-cost carrier and gained a seat on Gol’s board.

During the past few years, Gol has taken a conservative approach to its international expansion, dropping several international destinations in favour of additional domestic capacity aimed at meeting fast growing demand from the country’s expanding middle class. Gol currently only serves five other countries in South America and operates a few low-frequency, primarily seasonal routes to the Caribbean.

Brazilian airport privatisation pushed along by World Cup, Olympics

12-Jan-11 3:02 PM

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, who took office on 01-Jan-2011, has reportedly made two decisions already on the privatisation of Infraero-operated airports and terminals in view of the growing urgency to improve infrastructure in advance of the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games. In one she plans to privatise new terminals at two Sao Paulo airports; in the other to enable Infraero to conduct an IPO.

GOL losing load factor battle again

22-Apr-09 4:22 PM

GOL, the Brazilian LCC, had appeared to be arresting the decline in its load factor in Jan-2009, but it slipped again for the second consecutive month in Mar-2009. GOL reported an average load factor of 54.9% last month, declining 2.2 ppts year-on-year, despite capacity cuts of 12.8%.

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