Brazil's second largest airline was founded by the owner of American JetBlue in 2008.
Azul's business model is to operate highly frequented routes between major Brazilian cities and connections to small towns and rural areas.
It is in the smaller cities that Azul has a virtual monopoly within Brazil due to the operation of small turboprop aircraft. No other airline serves such a large number of destinations in Brazil.
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Azul has Airbus A320, Embraer E190, ATR72 and Airbus A330 aircraft in its fleet.
Subsidiary Azul Connecta (has its own 2F/ACN codes) operates small single-engine, 9-passenger Cessna 208 Grand Caravan aircraft.
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