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Airport passengers rise 2.0% in July to 7.7 million

Now14 September 2026 at 15:50

The number of passengers at Brazilian airports grew 2.0% in July, reaching 7.7 million passengers in total.

On average, 128.5 thousand passengers disembarked daily at the country's airports during the month.

This volume represents a 2.0% increase compared to the same period of the previous year.

The data indicates a continuous growth trend in the Brazilian air sector.

Why this matters

Passengers using Brazilian airports may notice an increase in traffic and potentially longer queues or the need to arrive earlier for boarding procedures. The 2.0% growth in flow indicates an upward trend in the civil aviation sector, which may reflect in more route options and competition among airlines. This data follows the comparison with the same month of the previous year, showing the evolution of the sector over time.

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