So, Vitria in Brazil just kicked off its first international flight. Pretty big deal for the city, right? I mean, having an international service could open up all sorts of opportunities for them. Not sure which airline or destination they picked, though, since the article's behind a paywall.
Does anybody know what the route is and who's operating it? I'm curious if it's a major airline or a smaller one trying to expand their network.
Honestly, it's pretty cool that smaller cities are getting more connected globally now. I think it could really boost the local economy and tourism. Plus, it's nice for the locals to have more travel options without having to go through bigger hubs like Rio or So Paulo.
Wonder if we'll see more smaller airports in Brazil and around the world launching international services soon. What do you guys think? Is this a trend that'll keep growing?
Does anybody know what the route is and who's operating it? I'm curious if it's a major airline or a smaller one trying to expand their network.
Honestly, it's pretty cool that smaller cities are getting more connected globally now. I think it could really boost the local economy and tourism. Plus, it's nice for the locals to have more travel options without having to go through bigger hubs like Rio or So Paulo.
Wonder if we'll see more smaller airports in Brazil and around the world launching international services soon. What do you guys think? Is this a trend that'll keep growing?