Monday, August 5, 2024
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Total Linhas Aéreas S.A. has become a member of the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA).
Data from Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) reveals that Total Linhas Aéreas transported 1,347 passengers on charter flights from January to December 2023. Furthermore, the airline moved 21.1 thousand tons of cargo and secured 6.4% of the national market share in revenue tonne-kilometers (RTK), ranking it as the fourth-largest cargo airline in Brazil.
“We are thrilled to welcome Total Linhas Aéreas as a new member of our association. Brazil is a very dynamic market, and the experience and exchange with Brazilian airlines greatly benefit all ALTA members. Total operates both domestic and international flights, primarily serving businesses and organizations that require customized logistics and transportation solutions. Therefore, they have much to contribute to the working committees and the local and regional initiatives we implement for the industry’s benefit and its users,” said José Ricardo Botelho, Executive Director and CEO of ALTA.
“When we decided to become an ALTA member, it was due to our commitment to maintaining the highest safety standards. Being part of ALTA will elevate the company’s visibility and trust within the aviation industry. TOTAL is dedicated to identifying collaboration opportunities that add value for itself as well as for its potential partners and clients, strengthening its competitive position,” explained Ademir Knop, President of Total Linhas Aéreas.
In May 2024, Brazil saw a movement of 7.2 million passengers and 61,600 flights within its domestic market. The country also experienced an 18% surge in international passenger traffic, with 1.9 million travelers and the addition of 563 new flight frequencies during the month.
This year, Total Linhas Aéreas introduced its new corporate identity, showcasing its dedication to innovation and service excellence. The company anticipates continued growth in 2024 through its membership in ALTA, aiming to enhance its network of collaborations and share industry best practices, thereby contributing to the advancement of air transport in the region.
“Since the end of 2023, with a new economic group and new management, Total Linhas Aéreas has been planning to integrate regions by resuming passenger flights, meeting demand, and boosting socioeconomic development. This commitment aims not only to facilitate the transportation of people but also to promote commercial and social exchange between different locations, thus contributing to growth and progress,” emphasized Knop.