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Azul S.A. (AZULQ) reports developments for a Brazilian airline and foreign-issuer security whose business centers on passenger air service across a broad domestic route network. Company news covers annual Form 20-F reporting, operating and route-network updates, fleet and service performance, and governance actions tied to board or committee oversight.
Recent corporate updates also document Azul's completed emergence from Chapter 11, related balance-sheet restructuring, equity and debt financing actions, and communications under Brazilian securities rules and U.S. foreign-issuer disclosure practices.
Azul (B3:AZUL53, OTC: AZLUY) filed its Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on April 2, 2026. The filing is available on the SEC website and on Azul's investor relations site.
Shareholders and holders of American depositary shares may request a copy from Azul's Investor Relations department.
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.