Azul CEO Neeleman: Planes Are Full and Fares Are Up

The transcript discusses the Zika virus concerns during the Olympics in Brazil, noting the lack of visible mosquitoes and the specific health risks for expectant mothers. It highlights the impact of Zika on travel, particularly affecting European visitors and Brazilian travelers to Europe. The conversation shifts to the economic recovery of airlines like TAP and Azul, with increased traffic and improved fares due to a stronger Brazilian real and relaxed visa requirements.

What was the speaker's observation about mosquitoes during the Olympics in Brazil?

• There were many mosquitoes.

• There were no mosquitoes.

• Mosquitoes were only in certain areas.

• Mosquitoes were a major concern.

How did the Zika virus affect travel to Brazil?

• It led to a ban on flights to Brazil.

• It increased tourism significantly.

• It had no impact on tourism.

• It affected European visitors' travel plans.

What economic change helped Brazilian tourism recover?

• A new tax on tourism was introduced.

• The Brazilian real strengthened against the dollar.

• The Zika virus was eradicated.

• The Brazilian real weakened against the dollar.

What was the impact of the visa requirement change on Brazilian airlines?

• It increased travel to the United States.

• It had no effect on travel.

• It led to a decrease in airline fares.

• It decreased the number of travelers.

Which airline was mentioned as having low fares from Brazil to the United States?

• Azul

• LATAM

• TAP

• Gol