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Brazilian airlines warn consumption-tax reform could raise fares and slow passenger growth

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Brazil’s airline industry fears an impending consumption-tax reform, due to take effect next year, could push fares higher and curb passenger growth. Uncertainty is compounded by a tight presidential election, leaving carriers facing policy risk as they plan for the change.

Discovered 2026-10-19T04:04:34.614837-07:00 | 2026-10-19T04:04:34.614837-07:00

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  • The reform could increase airline costs and put upward pressure on fares, with potential consequences for demand and passenger growth in Brazil.
  • Its scheduled start next year and the uncertainty surrounding a tight presidential election make the policy outlook a planning risk for carriers.

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