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LABACE Convention News 2015
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Brazil GA fleet grew less, flew less, Yearbook shows
Latest ABAG Yearbook reveals an overall slow-down in Brazil’s general aviation activity, but increases in private aviation and training.
According to ABAG’s Brazilian Yearbook of General Aviation, the sector with the largest numerical increase in 2014 was “private air service.” It was also the only category to increase the number of flights, accounting for 47 percent of GA operations.
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Richard Pedicini
• Contributor - South America
August 11, 2015
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