Brazilian airline launches flights to Luanda
Property investors in Brazil may be pleased to hear that OceanAir will begin operating flights between Sao Paulo and Luanda this April.
The Brazilian ambassador to Angola, Afonso Cardoso, announced in Luanda last Friday that OceanAir will operate three flights per week between the two destinations.
Flights will be run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, transporting both passengers and cargo.
OceanAir’s headquarters are in Sao Paulo and the airline was established in 1998 as an air taxi company to service oil firms in the Campos basin in Rio de Janeiro.
It launched its cargo service in 2002 and is now considered by some as Brazil’s number one regional airline, flying to 36 cities and 14 states in Brazil.
Last week the founder of JetBlue Airways announced its intentions to launch a new air service in Brazil.
David Neeleman met with Brazil’s Civil Aeronautics Agency in Brasilia to discuss the possibility of launching a new domestic airline in Latin America’s biggest nation.
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