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A survey carried out by the Ministry of Ports and Airports (MPor), based on data from the National Civil Aviation Agency (Anac), shows that the average air ticket fare on domestic flights decreased by 11% between January and October this year compared to the same period in 2022, already considering inflation during the period. The average value of tickets sold in 2025 was R642.19 compared to R721.57 recorded three years ago.
According to the survey, the values have progressively fallen over the last three years, being R680.28 in 2023 and R646.83 in 2024, always considering the average tariff in the period from January to October. This drop reflects a series of measures adopted by the federal government.
We negotiated with Petrobras to reduce the cost of aviation kerosene (QAv), which represents around 40% of airline expenses. As a result, the price of QAv in October this year was 29% lower than the value recorded in October 2022 and the average fare fell 11% since then. During the same period, the number of tickets with a value below R500 grew by seven percentage points, reaching more than half of the seats sold, stated the Minister of Ports and Airports, Silvio Costa Filho.
Growing air transportThe 11% drop in the average air ticket price helps explain the increase in the number of passengers in domestic aviation in the same period. In three years, the number of people using air transport jumped 24%. From January to October this year, more than 83 million tourists traveled on commercial flights through Brazil compared to 67.1 million transported in 2022.
President Lulas government is working so that more Brazilians have access to air transport. The 24% increase in this indicator shows how far we can advance in three years. If we maintain the average growth in the last two months of the year, domestic aviation will surpass the 100 million mark in the year. A feat never achieved before in the history of our country, highlighted Costa Filho.
