Brazilian Bizav Remains Optimistic Despite Difficulties
Industry group ABAG says LABACE show is growing.
Facing economic uncertainty and operational restrictions, business aviation in Brazil is still strong, as evidenced by participation in LABACE 2014. Exhibit space at this year’s show is up by 10 percent, and organizers expect a strong complement of upper-management visitors. Photo: David McIntosh
Facing economic uncertainty and operational restrictions, business aviation in Brazil is still strong, as evidenced by participation in LABACE 2014. Exhibit space at this year’s show is up by 10 percent, and organizers expect a strong complement of upper-management visitors. Photo: David McIntosh

The LABACE show’s 11th edition opens today with the mood of Brazilian business and general aviation cautiously optimistic. “Once more in 2013 the market grew by 5 to 6 percent, as it has for the last decade,” Eduardo Marson, president of industry group ABAG told a press conference here in São Paulo on Friday.

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