INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Portuguese airline TAP Airways strengthens its market position in Brazil as privatization plans advance in Portugal
The state-owned carrier attracts 12 potential buyers, including industry giants Air France-KLM, Lufthansa, and British
Airways.Infrastructure Minister Miguel Pinto Luz confirms the privatization framework stands ready for 2025
The company shows robust financial performance with operating revenues reaching 3.2 billion euros through September 2024, marking a 2.8%
increase from 2023.TAP maintains its strategic focus on Portuguese diaspora routes while expanding its Brazilian network
The airline now connects 13 Brazilian capitals to Portugal with nearly 100 weekly flights
269 seats split between economy and business classes
Operations While Awaiting Privatization
(Photo Internet reproduction)Prime Minister Luis Montenegro signals openness to both full and partial privatization options
by Carlos Antunes, demonstrates market strength through strategic route expansion
TAP continues normal operations during the privatization process, maintaining its Portuguese identity while adapting to market demands.TAP
Airways Expands Brazilian Operations While Awaiting Privatization
