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New Brazilian Frax Firm Amaro Takes First Pilatus PC-24
Brazilian fractional provider Amaro Aviation took delivery of its first Pilatus PC-24, which will be based at São Paulo Catarina International Airport.
Brazilian fractional provider Amaro Aviation has taken delivery of its first Pilatus PC-24 at São Paulo Catarina International Airport, where it was greeted with a water salute. It will be joined by a PC-12 turboprop single in November. (Photo: Amaro Aviation)
Brazilian fractional provider Amaro Aviation has taken delivery of its first Pilatus PC-24 at São Paulo Catarina International Airport, where it was greeted with a water salute. It will be joined by a PC-12 turboprop single in November. (Photo: Amaro Aviation)

With the arrival of its first Pilatus PC-24 late last week at São Paulo Catarina International Airport, Amaro Aviation plans to be a major force in the Brazilian fractional aircraft share market—a segment that is expanding with the arrival of the country’s own Part K regulations. The company includes several heavy hitters in the Brazilian aviation scene: partner Marcos Amaro is a son of TAM founder Rolim Amaro; CEO David Barione was a founder of GOL and president of TAM; and partner Francisco Lyra is an ex-chairman of ABAG and the aviation know-how behind the Catarina airport.


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