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Brazil airfares dipped 0.5% in September as jet fuel prices surged
In September, Brazil's average domestic airfare was R$746.62 per leg, according to the country's civil aviation agency, Anac.
That was 0.5% lower than a year earlier, but 1.9% higher than in September 2024.
At the same time, aviation fuel cost R$5.66 per litre, up 54.4% from September 2025.
The fuel price was also 32.5% higher than in September 2024, with the figures adjusted for inflation.
Anac's airfare average covers tickets bought that month and counts the transport fare, not extras such as baggage or seat selection.
The figures show airfare and fuel prices moving in different directions, but no further changes or next steps are specified.
Brazil’s average domestic air fare fell 0.5% in September compared with the same month a year earlier, according to the National Civil Aviation Agency (Anac).
The average fare was R$746.62 per route segment.
The price of aviation kerosene rose 54.4% year on year to R$5.66 per litre.
Anac’s fare calculation includes the ticket price for air transport but excludes additional services and boarding fees.
- Who
- Anac reported the fare and fuel figures.
- What
- Brazil’s average air fare fell 0.5% year on year, while aviation kerosene rose 54.4%.
- When
- September; the article was published on October 21, 2026.
- Where
- Brazil.
- Why
- Not stated
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The average fare was R$776.87, up 14.5% from August of the previous year, and aviation kerosene cost R$4.98 per litre, up 31.8% year on year.
The average fare was R$746.62 per route segment, while aviation kerosene cost R$5.66 per litre.
- Average fare
- R$746.62 per route segment in September
- Fare change
- Down 0.5% from September 2025
- Aviation kerosene
- R$5.66 per litre in September
- Fuel price change
- Up 54.4% from September 2025
- Fare calculation
- Excludes additional services and boarding fees