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Anac establishes more restrictive rules for aviation in Congonhas (SP)

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Briefings

Brazil's Civil Aviation Agency (Anac) implemented stricter slot allocation rules for Congonhas Airport, requiring general aviation operators to secure fixed base support (FBO) contracts before booking flight times. This measure aims to combat a parallel market for airport slots and ensure operational stability by mandating pre-booking of ground support services, with Tiago Faierstein confirming ongoing supervision.

Key points

• Anac mandates that general aviation operators secure fixed base support (FBO) contracts before booking flight times at Congonhas Airport.
• The agency aims to reduce airport congestion risks by requiring pre-booking of ground support services and preventing unauthorized slot usage.

Context

Anac introduced stricter slot allocation rules for Congonhas Airport (SP) to combat a parallel market for airport slots. The measure requires general aviation operators to secure fixed base support (FBO) contracts before booking flight times, ensuring operational stability and reducing congestion risks.

Limitations

Coverage is limited to Anac's announcement of new slot rules; no data on specific operator contracts, FBO service volumes, or enforcement outcomes is provided.

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