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11/11/2016
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Measure, however, should only apply to nearby airports granted
If you travel a lot by plane, stay tuned for this information! Airlines will be able to pay twice as much in airport fares to fly at peak times, the secretary of Regulatory Policy of the Ministry of Transport, Ports and Civil Aviation, Rogério Teixeira Coimbra, said on Wednesday.
This forecast, however, should only be included in the next concession calls for the airports of Salvador (BA), Fortaleza (CE), Florianópolis (SC) and Porto Alegre (RS).
For the secretary, the measure may reduce the price of off-peak times, as fares may be cheaper for airlines.
According to Rogério Coimba, airport concessionaires could increase the value of airport tariffs by up to 100%, provided they compensate for this increase by reducing the same rates at other times.
The goal, says the Secretary for Regulatory Policy, is to use "better" airport infrastructure and encourage airlines to fly at less flight times.
"The idea is to have greater flexibility from the airport. At peak times, a higher value may be charged, provided that a lower figure is charged at other times," Coimba said.
The rule, according to the secretary, can already be used by Infraero, but does not apply to airports already granted - Galeão (RJ), Viracopos (SP), Guarulhos (SP), Confins (MG), Brasília and São Gonçalo do Amarante RN).
If the concessionaires of these airports choose to adhere to the new rule, they must, however, request a change to the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC).
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