Azul Brazilian Airlines

Founded in 2008, Azul Brazilian Airlines or Azul is a Brazilian based carrier that provides affordable air service. It serves 100+ destinations across Argentina, Brazil, French Guiana, Portugal, the United States, and Uruguay. Azul is Brazil's third-largest airline.

Baggage Policy

• An Azul Airlines flight passenger can take one carryon baggage not exceeding 10 kg/22 lb or 115cm/45 inch (length + width + height), including wheels and handles.



• For flights in North America and Europe, Azul Airlines’ baggage policy allows Economy and Economy Extra passengers to carry two checked bags, and Business Class to carry three checked bags - not exceeding 23 kg/51 lb each or 158 cm/62inch in overall dimensions (length + width + height).



• For flights in South America, Azul Airlines’ baggage policy allows passengers to carry only one checked bag up to 23 kg not exceeding 158 cm/62 inch, including wheels and handles.



• Azul's international flight passengers can buy up to 3 extra baggages per passenger, apart from the ones already included in free allowance. 

Check-in Information

Travelers can check-in online or at the airport, as well as at self-service check-in kiosks. Online check-in starts 72 hours and closes 90 minutes before the scheduled departure. For all international flights, travelers must check-in within 2 hours at the airport.

Classes of Service

Azul Brazilian Airlines offers three classes of service distinguished by seating comfort and meals. For all its classes of service, Azul provides top-notch Panasonic Avionics eX3 system for its inflight entertainment offering. Its offers power outlets and LiveTV through individual entertainment screens at every seat. However, there is no Wi-Fi.

Economy: The Economy passengers are treated to comfortable 31-34 inch seat pitch and width of 17-18. The aircrafts have two by two seating with no middle seats. Passengers enjoy complimentary beverages and snack assortment. Azul also offers Skysofa - a group of four seats that can be turned into a large couch for families, couples, and friends traveling together.

Economy Extra: Slightly upgraded Economy seats provide additional legroom with extra three inches of pitch as compared to Economy. The meals and beverage menu is similar as an Economy.

Business Class: The top class of the airline offers ultra comfortable seats that convert to a fully lie-flat bed, with a seat pitch of 59-60 inch and a width of 21. The aircraft interior is modern and spacious with an all-aisle access in a 1-2-1 configuration. Passengers are offered exclusive meals, snacks, and beverages.

Lounge

Azul Brazilian Airline does not own/operate any lounge. It has several hub airports the main being the Viracapos International Airport serving Campinas, Sao Paulo, and Brazil.

Alliances

Azul Brazilian Airline has no alliances currently but has codeshare and interline agreements with multiple airlines.

Fleet

Azul’s fleet includes owns more than 127 aircrafts comprising 320,321, and 330 Airbus; and 190, 195 Embraer; and ATR 72, connecting over 100+ destinations.

Other Information

• TudoAzul: Azul’s frequent flyer program allows members to accumulate points based on the ticket price rather than miles flown.