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Azul announces a fundraising initiative to support the International Committee of the Red Cross for relief efforts in Ukraine. Customers can purchase virtual flight seats from Sao Paulo-Campinas to Ukraine, with the proceeds donated to aid Ukrainian refugees. This campaign will run for 90 days, utilizing Azul's communication channels to engage its 14 million loyalty members. CEO John Rodgerson emphasized their commitment to innovative fundraising methods, with all marketing costs covered by the company. For more information, visit voeazul.com.br.

Azul Cargo has launched the world's first Class F freighter aircraft, the E195, developed with LHColus Tecnologia. This aircraft, certified on February 1, 2022, enhances logistics capabilities in Brazil, offering 15 metric tons of payload and low operational costs. Aligning with Azul's ESG commitment, each freighter reduces carbon emissions by 7,900 tons annually. With over 300 locations, Azul Cargo Express serves over 4,500 Brazilian cities and extends to the USA and Portugal, providing a range of logistics services to transform the Brazilian market.

Azul Cargo, the logistics arm of Brazil's largest airline, has achieved a significant milestone by offering door-to-door deliveries to over 1,000 cities within 48 hours. This expansion now covers 4,200 cities across Brazil, supported by a flexible fleet of cargo aircraft. CEO John Rodgerson highlighted the growing demand for air logistics in sectors like e-commerce and retail, positioning Azul Cargo as a leader in providing high-quality logistics solutions. Their services include Azul Cargo 2 hour and Azul Cargo Tomorrow.

Azul S.A. (B3:AZUL4, NYSE:AZUL) announced the filing of its Form 20-F report for the fiscal year ended 2020 with the U.S. SEC on April 30, 2021. This report details the airline's operations and financial performance for the year, which includes 700 daily flights serving over 110 destinations. Azul, the largest airline in Brazil, operates a fleet of 160 aircraft and was recognized as the best airline in the world by TripAdvisor in 2020. The report is accessible on the SEC and Azul's Investor Relations websites.

Azul, Brazil's largest airline, announced updates regarding its codeshare with LATAM and potential industry consolidation. The company recognizes consolidation as vital for post-pandemic recovery and is actively exploring opportunities in the region after hiring financial advisors. John Rodgerson, CEO, stated that Azul's strong liquidity and competitive advantages position it favorably in this process. The termination of the codeshare by LATAM reflects this strategic direction. Azul will continue to update the market as developments arise.

Azul S.A. has nominated Peter Seligmann, co-founder of Conservation International, as its new Independent Board Member, reinforcing the airline's commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives. This appointment coincides with Earth Day and aims to enhance Azul's strategy towards sustainability. With over 700 daily flights, Azul connects numerous cities in Brazil, contributing to economic opportunities for millions. CEO John Rodgerson expressed optimism about Seligmann's role in guiding the airline's future ESG efforts.

Azul S.A. (B3: AZUL4, NYSE: AZUL) reported a remarkable 64% year-over-year revenue growth in its logistics unit, Azul Cargo Express, during Q4 2020. This growth was fueled by a broad expansion across all cargo segments, particularly in e-commerce. Each month of the quarter set new revenue records. Azul's strategic combination of its extensive domestic passenger network and a flexible fleet allows for rapid delivery to nearly 4,000 cities in Brazil, aiming to revolutionize logistics in the country.

Azul S.A. (B3: AZUL4, NYSE: AZUL) reported a significant 17.5% increase in consolidated passenger traffic (RPKs) for November 2020, following a 12.2% rise in capacity (ASKs), resulting in a load factor of 83.1%. The company recovered 85% of its domestic demand, one of the fastest recovery rates globally. Domestic load factor stood at 83.8%, while international load factor was 72.6%. Azul plans to operate flights to 113 destinations by year-end, leveraging its fleet flexibility and network structure.

On November 12, 2020, Azul S.A. successfully settled its public offering of convertible debentures in Brazil. This move is supported by financial advisors Seabury Securities and Itau BBA, with partnerships from Knighthead and Certares. CEO John Rodgerson expressed optimism about the airline's future, citing strong market recovery in Brazil and competitive advantages. The company, the largest in Brazil by flight departures, operates 916 daily flights and has received numerous awards for customer service and punctuality.