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Azul S.A. (OTC: AZULQ) appears in SEC filings as the largest airline in Brazil in terms of cities served, with shares also listed on B3 – Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão under tickers such as AZUL4, AZUL53 and AZUL54. The news flow around Azul, as reflected in its Form 6-K reports, centers on operational performance, financial results and a significant restructuring process under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.
Company disclosures describe quarterly financial and operating results, including total operating revenue, operating income, EBITDA, margins, and detailed aviation metrics such as available seat kilometers (ASK), revenue passenger kilometers (RPK), load factor, RASK, PRASK, yield and CASK. These filings also include management commentary on demand, network changes, cost trends and productivity, providing context for Azul’s performance.
Another recurring theme in Azul-related news is its court-supervised restructuring. The company reports milestones such as the filing and court approval of its Chapter 11 reorganization plan, approval of a backstop commitment agreement for a substantial equity investment, agreements with creditor groups, and the launch and closing of primary public offerings of new common and preferred shares in Brazil. The filings also describe the issuance and exercise of subscription warrants, conversion of preferred shares into common shares, and planned additional equity offerings, all tied to the implementation of the Chapter 11 plan.
Azul’s 6-K filings further discuss monthly operating reports submitted to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, which contain unaudited financial information for specific months during the restructuring. For readers following AZULQ, this news page helps track the company’s reported operating performance, progress of its Chapter 11 process, and key decisions affecting its capital structure as disclosed in official documents.
Azul (B3: AZUL53; OTC: AZULQ) announced it has emerged from Chapter 11 effective Feb 25, 2026, after a court-confirmed Plan of Reorganization.
The company secured US$850 million of new equity, raised US$1.375 billion in exit notes, and reduced debt and lease obligations by about US$2.5 billion, achieving pro-forma net leverage under 2.5x.
Azul (OTC: AZULQ) appointed John S. Slattery to its Strategy Committee, effective February 20, 2026. Slattery brings decades of aerospace leadership, including roles as President and CEO at Embraer Commercial Aviation (2016–2020), CEO of GE Aviation (2020–2022) and senior GE Aerospace commercial executive (2022–2024).
The company said Slattery joins as Azul finalizes emergence from its Chapter 11 process and will support strategic priorities, governance, regulatory engagement and risk management during the post‑restructuring transition.
Azul (B3: AZUL53 / OTC: AZULQ) launched a private offering of senior secured notes due 2031 via subsidiary Azul Secured Finance LLP to provide exit financing under its Chapter 11 restructuring plan.
The Notes are guaranteed by Azul and subsidiaries and secured by receivables, brands, domains, IP and certain subsidiary shares; terms remain subject to market conditions. Moody's assigned a B2 rating and Fitch an expected B-, both with stable outlooks.