ABAG Yearbook: Brazilian General Aviation By The Numbers
Latest data shows Brazil’s fleet overtaking Mexico as the world’s second largest.

ABAG, the Brazilian general aviation association, has just published its influential annual yearbook, which compiles a wide range of economic and operational data about business and general aviation activities in the country. Now in its fourth edition, the ABAG Yearbook is a trusted reference for a wide range of parties, including Brazil’s air force-run air traffic control organization, and ANAC, the national civil aviation agency.

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